Polished Common Iron Nails

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Packaging Detail:	25kg/ctn or 20kg/ctn 3.125kg/box, 8box/ctn according to the buyer's request
Delivery Detail:	Within 30 days after receiving the deposit

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COMMON NAIL
Description:big head, diamond point
Shank: smooth/spiral/twisted shank,
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GALVANIZED OR POLISHED COMMON NAIL

Name	polished common iron nail making machine factory
Brand Name	Lingfa or according to u
Spec. Number	10#--130#
Type	Common nail
Production Place	Linyi Fuyu Metal Products Co., Ltd
Length	1/2''--8''(10--200mm)
Shank Diameter	BWG4~20(0.89~6.05mm)
Head Diameter	According to u
Material	The low carbon steel of Q235
Shank	smooth/spiral/twisted
Head	flat and big head
Surface	polished or galvanized
Supply ability	300 tons/month
Port	Qingdao, China
Sample	provided free
MOQ	5 Tons
Payment	T/T
Delivery	within 30 days upon receiving the deposit
Packaging	25kg/ctn or 20kg/ctn 3.125kg/box, 8box/ctn according to the buyer's request

Q:You have been given two samples of wire: one nichrome, one aluminum. Describe a procedure you could use to determine which sample was nichrome and which was aluminum: first, knowing the resistance of each wire (i dont know it, you need to look it up) i would set up a circuit to put out [X] amt of current (the amt of the lowest resistance in the wires) and run the current thru the wires to a light bulb. if the bulb doesnt light, you now have figured out that this is the wire with the most resistance (again i dont know which has a higher one) for clarification- aluminum resistance = X nichrome resistance = y circuit with current EQUAL to resistance of the lowest wire (for example if X was lowest with 3 ohms, you would set the current to however many amps/volts are required to overcome that) and then connect it to a bulb. when its turned on, if the bulb doesnt light, you have determined that it isnt wire X but wire Y. even more simply, just list the wires by their resistance. if X=3 ohms, Y= 4 ohms, and the bulb doesnt light at 3, you have determined that its wire Y. im assuimng you would have the resistance of the wires? this is how i would do it, but if thats the right way? i dunno. but it is one way.

Q:I'm doing a science experiment and I don't know why resistance decreases as the diameter of the wire increases. Any help is appreciated.: Basically a thick wire behaves as a lot of thin wires. Comparing one thin wire to a whole bunch, it is easy to see a difference. How this is explained in simple terms is that there are more paths for the electrons to take in a thicker wire, instead of them all being forced though the same space in the thin wire. You could compare it to cars on a motorway, the more lanes there are the more cars will be able to travel on it. A single lane would get blocked up if all cars in say four lanes tried to travel down it. Hope that explained things clearly!

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Q:i hate the wired controllers. they all get tangled: All DualShock2s are wired. However, a company named Katana made a wireless controller called the force2 that was of high enough quality that Sony made it an officially licenced product (as opposed to all the other third-party controllers) and allowed them to use the same physical design and packaging as the actual DualShock2s. It's a nice little controller, though it doesn't like rechargeable batteries at all.

Q:trying to put in a different radio, and take out the original radio, but don't know which wires are which. i tried doing it myself already, and now when i turn on my headlights, the taillights don't come on? but the turn signals come on and so do the hazards. did i snip a wrong wire or did one come loose?i only cut the wires that were attached to the stock radio.help please!thanks!: 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Car Audio Wiring Guide Car Radio Battery Constant 12v+ Wire: Orange Car Radio Accessory Switched 12v+ Wire: Yellow Car Radio Ground Wire: Black Car Radio Illumination Wire: Gray Car Stereo Dimmer Wire: Light Brown Car Stereo Antenna Trigger Wire: Pink Car Stereo Amp Trigger Wire: N/A Car Stereo Amplifier Location: N/A Car Audio Front Speakers Size: 3 1/2″ Car Audio Front Speakers Location: Dash Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Tan Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Gray Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Light Green Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Dark Green Car Audio Rear Speakers Size: 4″ x 10″ Car Audio Rear Speakers Location: Rear Deck Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Brown Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Yellow Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Dark Blue Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Light Blue

Q:So I need to tap a few wires, and cut 1 wire and join it with another wire..What would be the best way to approach this? Here are the full instructions so you guys have an idea on what I'm trying to do.quot;On the TAN plug there is 1 ALL PINK(E7) wire you need attach the WHITE wire from your relay to that but don't cut the PINK wire just tap the WHITE into it.Next go the the GREY BCM plug there are 3 WHITE wires.: The instructions seem pretty straight-forward. T-Taps and squeeze-connectors are basically the same thing; achieving the same results, which is to add a connection to an existing wire without interrupting the line. Just make sure you use the right size and type, meaning; don't use a low-voltage connector for a high-voltage application... You'd just fry it up. For the cut wires, I'd use crimp-connectors and some shrink-wrap. Again, using the correct connector. You can use wire-nuts, but the crimp-connectors are a more permanent fix. Good luck to ya.

Q:I bought a chandelier from Ikea and I am having trouble wiring it. The colors do not match the colors in the ceiling. There is also one extra wire in the ceiling. This chandelier is to be controlled by a switch. Chandelier wire colors:WhiteBlackGreen/yellowCeiling wire colors:RedYellowBareBlackPlease help! Thank you!: Are you in the United Kingdom? That’s the impression I get from the ceiling wire colors you described. Under the old British standard, black is neutral and red is hot.

Q:I have two white wires left...one is a speaker wire and the other is the constant 12v wire and I don't know which is which. They are the same thickness so unless one of you guys know I'm pretty much screwed here. Also, I have a black ground wire sticking out of the wiring harness and the ground wire from my stereo harness doesn't look like they should attach to each other. This is my first install and I've got everything else hooked up. Just need some pointers.: How would we be able to tell you the difference between two identical white wires? Use the one on the left? Use a volt meter, and find out which wire has voltage on it. A speaker wire won't test with voltage, a constant power wire will. You can always connect the head unit's ground wire to a metal point on the sub-dash. Edit: if you don't want to use the factory ground wire, it doesn't really need to be connected to anything. I suppose you could attach it to the same spot you connect the head unit's ground wire.

Q:When I cross the black wire and ground I get a spark. Isnthis normal?: For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/YcrqW Get one of those screwdrivers that light up when it touches the hot lead. Mark it with black tape, then mark the other with white tape. You can get another tester with 2 wires. Touch one side to the box (metal) and you touch the other to one of the wires. If it lights, that's the hot one. Then touch the other one and you should not see it light. 1- Tape the hot wire with black tape and the common on with white. 2- In the fuse box, the wire that comes off the fuse is the hot one. 3- In a breaker box, the hot wire comes off the breaker screw. Have a real electrician do the wiring and make sure he has a license. If you own your own house, you still need a permit and have the finished work inspected. Good luck !

Q:Ceiling fan has a black wire, white wire, green wire and also a black and white wire.: The white wire from the fan gets connected to the white wire (neutral) in the ceiling box. The green wire is ground. It is connected to the fan mounting bar where the bare copper wire is connected. The remaining two wires are your hot wires. One goes to the fan and the other goes to the lights so you can run the lights on a dimmer circuit. I believe the black is for the fan and the black-white is for the lights. Your fan's instruction manual should identify these wires. IMPORTANT: Never run the fan motor on a standard dimmer. A dimmer is designed for use with resistive loads like incandescent, halogen, and (to some degree) LED lamps only. Running an inductive load like a fan motor will create noise spikes on your electrical circuit and possibly overheat the motor causing premature failure.

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