Scaffolding drop forged double couplers/clamp

Scaffolding drop forged double couplers/clamp

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Item	Scaffolding drop forged double couplers/clamp
Item NO.	SD-3001
Material	Q235
Surface	Electroplate,Zinc Plate
Size	48.3*48.3mm
weight	1.0kg
Port	Qingdao
Payment	L/C,T/T We can contact in detail
Shipment	FOB,CIF,EXW
Package	knited bags + steel pallets or as required
DeliveryDetail	20-45days
Standard	EN74,BS1139

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Q: How to calculate the double wall scaffolding: Answer supplementSet size: the vertical distance of the vertical rod is 1.20 meters, the vertical rod is a distance of 1.05 meters, the vertical rod of the distance of 1.80 meters;The calculation of the scaffolding for double scaffolding erection height of 10 meters, the vertical pole with a single riser;The length of the inner frame is 0.30 meters;Large cross bar on the small cross bar on the large number of cross rods 2;

Q: Scaffolding installation process, construction preparation: Construction preparation(1): steel pipe should be consistent with current national standard "carbon structural steel" (GB/T700) regulations Q235- grade steel; new steel pipe should be the product quality certificate; steel surface should be flat and smooth, no cracks, scarring, delamination, dislocation, bend, burr, indentation and scratch depth, pipe diameter deviation not more than -0.5mm, the wall thickness deviation not greater than -0.5mm, cutting slope deviation not greater than 1.7mm, the steel surface should be brushed with antirust paint; old steel corrosion depth not greater than 0.5mm, more than the prescribed steel shall not be used.(2): buckle made of malleable iron fasteners, the material should be consistent with current national standard "steel pipe scaffolding fasteners" (GB15831) regulations; old buckle inspect before use, shall not have cracks, deformation, bolt appear smooth silk must be replaced; new and old fastener must brush good antirust paint.(3) foot board: the use of 4m long wooden foot board; foot width of not less than 200mm, the thickness is not less than 50mm, both ends should be set with a diameter of 4mm galvanized steel hoop two; rotten feet can not be used.(4) safety net, paint.(5) after the inspection and acceptance of the above parts have been classified and piled up in a neat and orderly manner, no water can be accumulated.2, scaffolding erection and removal(1) scaffold erection

Q: I plan to have a scaffolding or industrial piercing soon, but don't know where to go.Any suggestions and could you include the prices?x: Cost depends on the studio. It ranges from 20 to 45 pounds for each piercing, most common price is 25 pounds for each piercing, high quality titanium or stainless steel jewelry included. The industrial is 2 piercings in one so : 25 + 25 = 50 pounds, jewelry included.

Q: What is rolling scaffolding?: Scaffolding that utilizes rollers that are attached to the bottom section of scaffolding.

Q: 21M high full scaffold erection scheme: dismantle4.1 the accurate preparation before dismantling the scaffold shall comply with the following requirements:1 should be a comprehensive inspection of the scaffold fastener connection, even wall pieces, support system is in line with the requirements of the structure;

Q: scaffolding piercing.. do they hurt? and how much are they in england? thanks x?: Yes they hurt but like all piercings if you look after them then it wont hurt for long. If you don't like pain don't get them. I can't tell you what they cost in England as you posted your question in the Australia section.

Q: I know the ivy sort of glues itself to whatever surface with little sticky pads so that will take care of itself on the back of my house but can I use the existing Ivy for the wisteria to grab onto and climb up or will the wisteria be too heavy and pull the ivy down? I'd rather avoid having to build something for the wisteria to wrap itself around. Any suggestions? Thanks! : ): The wisteria will climb on anything and everything it can get it's tendrils on. But are you sure you want it on your ivy? Wisteria is the most aggressive grower,and will overtake the ivy, choking it out. As a matter of fact it's not the kind of plant to have close to your house. I know,the blooms are pretty and all but the rest of the plant is a holy terror on your siding,shingles,etc. If you still want to plant it near your house, choose a spot well clear of the power lines that supply your electricity.

Q: Okay, quick question. I dropped into a couple of piercing studios yesterday to inquire about getting a scaffold done. Both places informed me that it's not a good idea to have it pierced with a bar straight off, as the pressure from the jewellery combined with the swelling when first pierced can seriously slow down the healing rate. Is this true? The second place said they will pierce both holes with rings, and these can be changed to a bar after around 6 to 8 weeks.Is this the best option? Thanks for any replies.: That is true, but it's an even worse idea to have an industrial done with rings. This is because your body can move your piercings slightly, to accommodate the angle that works best for your body. In general, that's not a bad thing, but with industrials, it's a problem. You may find that an industrial healed with rings may not accommodate a bar well; the piercing may heal unaligned, and wearing a bar could be painful or impossible. Plus any shop that thinks changing from rings to a bar at 6 to 8 weeks will make any difference from getting a bar initially, you shouldn't trust to poke needles in you. Industrials take 6 months to a year or more to heal. At 8 weeks, the piercings are still very much healing. So if you have your jewelry switched at that point, you'll be irritating the piercing, setting back healing, and you'll have to deal with all of the pressure and hypertrophic scarring problems anyway. It basically comes down to this, industrials suck to heal. Bars are hard to heal. But rings will often result in bad industrial placement and alignment. Just get pierced with a bar and deal with the problems as they come. It's still very much possible to heal an industrial, it just takes time, patience, and a really good piercer (and like I said find a better shop, whoever told you it'd work to change the jewelry from rings to a bar at 8 weeks is an idiot).

Q: along with this question, -what does she think about during this time period?-how does she apprear on the scaffold? -who does she see and how does she feel?THANKS!!=]: Read the book and find out! I think she's up on the scaffold sometime in spring, but as I said, READ it and make sure.

Q: I'm interested in a scaffold career in the oil rigs in the north sea: Sorry if I'm not serious, but go to Hong Kong as there they do scaffolding made of bamboo and 170 floors high ,2000mtrs above the sea level... Now that is serious...

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