Scalffolding Pressed Inner Joint Pin

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Packaging Detail:	bags then on steel pallets
Delivery Detail:	20-45 days or as request

Pressed Inner Joint Pin
1. BS1139/EN74 -1.
2. Clear marking.
3. Perfect surface.
4. Timely delivery.

1. Description of Pressed Inner Joint Pin

Material	Q235/Q345/etc
Dimensions	48.3*48.3 or as your demands
Surface	Hot-dip galvanization/ electro galvanization /painted /or as your request
Standard	EN74-1,BS1139,
Fastener Grade	class8.8
Weight	08kg/ as your requirement
Feature	1.Good bearing capacity 2.Durable & stable 3.Easy to assemble & dismantle
MOQ	2000pieces
Package	bags with steel pallets, or as your request
Payment Terms	TT, L/C, or as our agreement.
Delivery Time	According to order quantity.

Q: What are the general specifications of bowl buckle scaffold?: In fact, the conventional bowl buckle scaffold is made of 48 Q235 carbon steel pipe processing, pole specifications are 0.6m, 0.9m, 1.2m, 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.4m, 3.0m; crossbar specifications are 0.6m, 1.2m, 1.5m. The price of any product is determined by its consumption of materials and processing costs

Q: i already found the force in rope 2 but im not getting the force in rope 1.: difficult situation. search in google or bing. that could actually help!

Q: I want to get something pierced. My mom wont let me get anything on my face pierced but she will allow ear and body piercings. I thought about a belly ring but everyone has one amd i'm very skinny and scared it'd rip out. so i've been looking at ear piercings and really like a Targus piercing or a scaffold. But i don't know anything about them really. If you could which one is more painful, problems with them etc. please help, thank you: If you want to be different AND have something that looks really cute, get a micro dermal. Either on your collar bone, or lower back dimples if you have cute ones! Good luck hun!

Q: Fastener type steel pipe scaffold composed of components: Fastener type steel pipe scaffold components are mainly shelf

Q: So I had a scaffold/industrial done about 10 weeks ago, and its been infected at the top hole only for about 3/4 weeks. It has like a little bubble near the hole and sometimes its filled with pus a little bit and sometimes its not. Well I went the doctors about 2 weeks ago and he prescribed me a weeks worth of antibiotics as well as anti-septic cream. So I took the pills for a week and it was clearing up, I was also applying the cream twice a day. But then yesterday I noticed the lump has gotten a little bit bigger. I don't know what to do, should I take it out? But I really don't want to. And plus the doc said to wait up to 3 weeks and if nothings changed to go back and take it out. If I continue to use the cream, will it eventually go? Thanks :): have a piercer look at it.

Q: What are the requirements for acceptance of external scaffolding? Want to know before: 7, scaffolding erection should be higher than the top of the building or the operating surface of 1.5m or more, and add enclosure. 8, the erection of the scaffolding on the steel pipe, fasteners, foot board and connection points shall not be arbitrarily removed. When necessary, the construction site must be approved by the person in charge of the site and take effective measures. 9, the use of scaffolding, the site should be responsible for the organization of inspection and acceptance, acceptance and fill in the inspection form before use. In the construction process should be professional management, inspection and warranty, and periodic settlement observation, found abnormal should take timely reinforcement measures.

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! : ): No, ivy isn't that strong. One can easily unzip it from the walls. Wisteria is way too heavy for ivy. Plus you have the root competition down below. Ivy creates an incredible dense mat of roots , little grows with it. Wisteria would have quite a battle on its hands for root space and nutrients.

Q: A 520 kg box sits 1.4 m from the left end. What is the tension in the right hand side wire? (g = 9.8 m/s2) ____________ Newtons: Because the scaffold is not moving, we can assume that the net Torque acting on the scaffold equals zero. Net Torque = 0 torque = Force x distance (d) Use the left end of the scaffold as the center point. This will eliminate the Torque caused by the left wire (d = 0, so torque = 0) There are now three forces creating torque on the scaffold. There is the weight (m x g) of the scaffold, at 3.5m from the left end. m1 x g x 3.5m There is the weight of the crate, located 1.4m from the left end: m2 x g x 1.4m These two torques are countered by the torque caused by the Tension (T) of the right wire, located 7m from the left side. T x 7m The sum of these torques is zero. (T x 7m) - (m1 x g x 3.5m) - (m2 x g x 1.4m) = zero solve for T T = ((m1 x g x 3.5m) + (m2 x g x 1.4m)) / 7m T = ((115kg x 9.8m/s^2 x 3.5m) + (520kg x 9.8m/s^2 x 1.4m)) = 1.58 x 10^3 N Hope this helps.

Q: He pushes a can over the scaffold at 15 meters and it takes 3.25 seconds for it to land.I keep doing the problem over and over. the Correct answer is 20.5 m/s, however I keep arriving to the solution of 17 m/s. I solved it by doing Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2adwhere the initial velocity is zero and the acceleration is -g. I made my coordinate system so that down is negative in which the distance will be negative. This however, did not give me the correct answer. Am I right or is the book right?: The initial velocity is not zero since the scaffold is moving upward when the can gets pushed over. And final velocity, vf, does not represent the speed of the scaffold (if that is what you're trying to solve). y = (vo)(t) - (1/2)gt? 15 m = (vo)(3.25 s) - (1/2)(9.81 m/s?)(3.25 s)? vo = +20.5 m/s

Q: Im a wimp for pain and im looking to get my scaffolding done. i want to know how painful it isI already have both lobs pierced and stretched to an 8mm, will the pain be similar to that?: Depends on your pain tolerance, it's different for everyone. But generally cartilage piercings feel nothing like getting piercings stretched.

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