Steel kwikstage Scaffolding System

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Place of Origin:	Jiangsu China (Mainland)			Model Number:	kwikstage Scaffolding
Type:	scaffolding system	Material:	Q235/225/345	Surface:	Paint,Galvanized,HDG
Color:	silver,yellow,black or as your request	Size:	48.3mm	Length:	0.5/1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5/3.0M
Thickness:	2.75/3.0/3.2/3.25/4.0mm	Standard:	EN74, BS1139	kwikstage Scaffolding:	kwikstage Scaffolding system standard
Stable:	durable

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	in bulk or pallet according to customer's requirement kwikstage Scaffolding system standard
Delivery Detail:	no more than 15days

Specifications

Best price kwikstage scafffolding
Good bearing capacity .
Used time long .
Very good stability .
Covenient to transport

Kwikstage system

1.have our own factory
2.Good bearing capacity
3.Stable& durable
4.Easy to assemble or dismantle

Our capability

Produce Equipment: 4 forged production lines,2assembly line,2 bolish line ,1sets 400 punch press,3sets 300t punch press

Produce Technology: stamping/pressing/forging;

Produce Capacity: 500 tons/month

Output: 3000 pcs/day couplers,3000pcs steel plank

Specification

1.Standard:

Thickness(mm):48.3*2.75 / 3.0 / 3.2 / 3.75 / 4.0

Length(mm):500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000/3500/4000

2.Ledger:

Thickness(mm): 48.3*2.75 / 3.0 / 3.2 / 3.75 / 4.0

Length(mm):1200/1800/2400

3.Transom:

50mm*50mm*5mm thickness steel angle

Length(mm):600/800/1200/1800

4.Brace(diagonal)

size:48.3*2.5mm thickness steel tube Length(mm): 1830/2750/3530/3660

5.Bace Jack:

Solid Base Jack:38mm(diameter)*650mm (length)or as your request

Hollow Base Jack: 38mm(diameter)*4/4.5/5/6mm(thickness) or as your request

size for reference

Kwikstage Items	Length(mm)	Steel Grade	Theoretical Weight(kg)
Kwikstage Items	Length(mm)	Steel Grade	Theoretical Weight(kg)
Standard w/o spigot	3000	Q235	17.5
Standard w/o spigot	2500	Q235	14.5
Standard w/o spigot	2000	Q235	11.5
Standard w/o spigot	1500	Q235	8.5
Standard w/o spigot	1000	Q235	6
Standard w/o spigot	500	Q235	2
Ledger 3.2mm	2400	Q235	9.26
Ledger 3.2mm	1800	Q235	7
Ledger 3.2mm	1200	Q235	5
Ledger 3.2mm	760	Q235	4.3
Transom 5.0mm	2400	Q235	22
Transom 5.0mm	1800	Q235	13.5
Transom 5.0mm	1200	Q235	9.6
Transom 5.0mm	1000	Q235	8
Transom 5.0mm	760	Q235	6
Ladder Access Tran	2400	Q235	11.6
Ladder Access Tran	1800	Q235	15.3
Ladder Access Tran	1200	Q235	24
3 Board Stage Bracket	3000	Q235	9
2 Board Stage Bracket	2000	Q235	6
1 Board Stage Bracket	1000	Q235	2.5
Tie Bar	2400	Q235	7
Tie Bar	1800	Q235	5
Tie Bar	1200	Q235	3
Tie Bar	760	Q235	2.1
Double Coupler		Q235	1.25
Swivel Coupler		Q235	1.25
51mm Double Coupler		Q235	1.3
51mm Swivel Coupler		Q235	1.3
Putlog/Single Coupler		Q235	1
Girder Gravelock Coupler		Q235	1.5

Q: Ive had it for over a year now and everything was fine. Ive recently had trouble sleeping on it and its got a bit of puss / liquid coming out (not much) it hurts to touch at the moment but is not red or swollen. Ive changed it to 2 seperate labrets for now to see how that works.It doesnt look like its moved but I am still worries!Thanks all!: If its not moving its not rejecting, but puss coming out isnt a good sign. Are you sure its not infected? If the puss smells and its itchy you could be on your way to an infection, the redness and swelling could come soon. Start cleaning it daily again (assuming youve stopped) and hope for the best! Good luck:)

Q: What is the composition of the scaffolding tubes?: here in the uk the tubing is made of galvanised steel ...though you can get alloy

Q: Is scaffolding related to teaching your toddler to share?: Scaffolding typically relates more to cognitive development, while learning to share is a social-emotional development issue. Scaffolding is kinda like when a child is almost ready to do a skill, and they are able to learn how to do it and complete it by observing other children do it. Most toddlers really aren't emotionally ready to share. They need to be able to grasp the concept of ownership first. And since they have a poor concept of time, taking turns at something is also beyond them - they can't comprehend that they will get a turn later.

Q: scaffold has a mass of 21.6 kg and is 2.5 m long,and is held on both ends by a vertical rope. what is tension?: The smartaleck answer: Google 'define:tension' The real answer: 21.6 kg*G (gravity constant)=something N (Newtons). By Newton's 3rd law, forces act in equal but opposite pairs, so the weight of the scaffold is offset by the two vertical ropes, so each rope takes half of the force, which means (something N)/2 is the force in each rope. If I'm not mistaken, I don't think the length matters, because you're not calculating torque here. Note: I said something so you would not just copy down the answer! :)

Q: As you may know, the Tudors were notorious for sending many people to the block. How would you feel if it was you? I mean just the thought of laying your head on the block and waiting for the blow. It's so scary! How would you feel? You'd have to drag me screaming and crying haha.: Sometimes the first blow wouldn't be enough to take off the head. It might take 2 or 3 blows. After that first blow, with you still alive, the blood flowing to your head and out of the huge gash in your neck- you would still be able to look around and see the looks of horror of the crowds faces. And the excruciating pain as you prepare for the final cut that will take off your head. Truly horrific and barbaric. You will feel fear. Pure fear.

Q: I've had my scaffold piercing 2 weeks now and everything seemed ok but today on the top ball I noticed a kind of crust or scab like thing that I had to clean off and puss came out of it. there's also a tiny lump on my ear...It doesn't hurt at all and it's not irritated I'm just concerned...Is it or could it be getting infected?Thanks in advance: Is the pus white? If so then everything you are experiencing is normal. If it's yellow, it might be the start of an infection. Either way, just continue to do sea salt soaks or saline soaks twice a day to clean it. The crusties are completely normal for healing, as is white discharge. I'd have the bump checked out by your piercer. It could be the start of hypertrophic scarring which is really common with industrial piercings. There's really no way any of us could tell you what it is.

Q: So i got my peircing yesterday and it was swollen and now its bruised. I know thats normal but today is day 2 and it still is very sore and is throbbing. I cleaned it twice yesterday and 4 times today by soaking my ear in salt water. But the ear that i got pierced looks very different from the other ear that i didnt pierce. My right ear is swollen even outside of the area i got pierce, in between the fistulas. And on the back of my ear. This is the first piercing ive gotten outside of my first lobe piercing 8 years ago. I didnt sleep on it. If someone can tell me if its infected I'd appreciate it.: you got the piercing yesterday, swelling pain and bleeding are all normal and expected. It is not infected unless it is oozing yellow or green puss, is very red, very painful, and radiating heat. If this isn't happening, then it isn't infected. Over cleaning it can cause an infection, so you should only clean it 2 - 3 times a day with sea salt soaks. It looks normal, it looks a bit swollen, but that is very normal because it is a fresh piercing. it takes 6 - 12 months for this type of piercing to heal.

Q: A scaffold of mass 51 kg and length 6.0 m is supported in a horizontal position by a vertical cable at each end. A window washer of mass 87 kg stands at a point 1.8 m from one end.(a) What is the tension in the cable closer to the painter? (b) What is the tension in the cable further from the painter?: m? = mass of the scaffold = 51 kg m? = mass of the painter = 87 kg L = length of the scaffold = 6 m d = distance between the painter and end of the scaffold = 1.8 m g = acceleration by gravity = 9.8 m/s? Using the end of the scaffold that is the furthest away from the painter as pivot point, you can find the tension in the cable that is closest to the painter. m?×g×L/2 + m?×g×(L - d) = Tclose×L Tclose = 846.72 N < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - answer a Using the end of the scaffold that is closest to the painter as pivot point, you can find the tension in the cable that is the furthest away from the painter. m?×g×L/2 + m?×g×d = Tfar×L Tfar = 505.68 N < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - answer b Check: Tclose + Tfar = (m? + m?)×g (846.72 N) + (505.68) = ((51 kg) + (87 kg))×(9.8 m/s?) . . . . ? 1352.4 N = 1352.4 N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .! Seems OK

Q: What is a scaffolding of protein fibers that help a cell keep its shape?: In animal cells it is called cytoskeleton, a system of filaments found in the cytoplasm responsible for the maintenance of and changes in cell shape, cell locomotion, movement of various elements in the cytoplasm, integration of the major cytoplasmic organelles, cell division, chromosome organization and movement, and the adhesion of a cell to a surface or to other cells. Three major classes of filaments have been resolved on the basis of their diameter and cytoplasmic distribution: actin filaments (or microfilaments) each with an average diameter of 6 nanometers, microtubules with an average diameter of 25 nm, and intermediate filaments whose diameter of 10 nm is intermediate to that of the other two classes.