Q235/Q345 cuplock scaffolding system for sale

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Color:

red, green, yellow or as your requirement

Material:

Q235, Q345

Surface Treatment:

Hot-dip Galvanized, ele galvanized or painted

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	in bundles, or as your requirement
Delivery Detail:	Around15 days after based on your quantity

Specifications

cuplock scaffolding standard parts
1.experienced cuplock scaffold factory
2.safe working and heavy load
3.best price

Components: Cup-Lock Standard With Spigots, Cup-Lock Ledger, Cup-Lock Diagonal Brace, Top & Bottom Cup, Blades, Steel Plank, Steel Stair Case and Steel Base Jack.

Description	Weight
0.6M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	2.65kg
0.9M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	3.73kg
1.0M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	4.10kg
1.2M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	4.81kg
1.3M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	5.17kg
1.6M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	6.24kg
1.8M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	6.96kg
2.3M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized

Standard with Spigots

Description	Weight
1.0M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	5.50kg
2.0M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	11.40kg
3.0M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	16.60kg

Cup-Lock Standard Without Spigots

Description	Weight
0.4M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	2.40kg
0.8M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	4.60kg
1.3M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	6.60kg
1.8M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	9.10kg
2.3M Cup-Lock Standard, Hot Dipped Galvanized	11.60kg

Cup-Lock Ledger

Description	Weight
0.6M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	2.65kg
0.9M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	3.73kg
1.0M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	4.10kg
1.2M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	4.81kg
1.3M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	5.17kg
1.6M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	6.24kg
1.8M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	6.96kg
2.3M Cup-Lock Ledger, Hot Dipped Galvanized	9.50kg

Q:What are the safety requirements for the dismantling of construction scaffolding: (3) prior to the dismantling of scaffolding, the scaffolding should be retained on the material, debris and other clean, and should be removed by the removal of mechanical equipment, electrical and other pipelines, such as demolition, or to be protected.(4) the dismantling of the scaffolding should be unified command, should be approved by the construction plan, the requirements of the work instructions, from top to bottom in the order of the upper and lower levels are strictly prohibited demolition operations.

Q:I really want a scaffold piercing and I can pay for it, I get good grades, I do all the chores I have to do, I spoke to them calmly and everything. Yet they still won't let me. My dad said that I will be grounded forever and everything but last time I got grounded, I went to a party the next day so what should I do?: i wouldn't. it may look rly cool now, but wait til u get older. would a job interview go well with that piercing? or a big hole? just think about that.

Q:I'm trying to understand a problem in my physics book. The problem is this:A person is pulling on a rope, that is connected to a pulley on the ceiling. The rope then goes to a box with a pulley on it, and then up to the ceiling where the rope is connected (to the ceiling).The rope and pulleys are massless and frictionless.The book lists three forces (tension forces) going up and one weight force pulling down.My question is, why isn't there another force pulling against the tension of the rope from the guy pulling the rope?: well, the person is going to have to pull on the rope, and that will be another force that is not pictured in the book. if you think about it, when a rope is under tension, each end is getting pulled, like a tug of war, otherwise it just moves toward the other force. When the forces are balanced, the rope is in tension and does not move. The forces pictured in the book are tension provided by the weight. The person will have to add a tension force downward to compensate.

Q:I got an industrial/scaffold piercing a few months ago and currently have captive bead rings in (The piercer put those in after he pierced it). The piercings are now healed enough for me to change the piercing, and I found an industrial bar on ebay which I'd really like to order. Only problem is, it has two choices on the gauge thickness and length, and I don't know which mine is.The gauge sizes available are 1.2mm (16g) or 1.6mm (14g) , and the length options are 32mm, 35mm, 38mm.Does anyone know which would be the best to get? Thanks.: Scaffold Bar

Q:What are the full house scaffolding specification: 7 "technical code for safety of wooden scaffolding in construction" (JGJ164-2008)8 "safety management of construction enterprises" (GB50656-2011)9 "construction safety of the bowl buckle scaffold technical specification" (JGJ166-2008)

Q:Are the terms quot;nuclear matrixquot; and quot;nuclear scaffoldquot; interchangeable? I know that when we talk about DNA compaction we say that MARs on the DNA attach to the nuclear scaffold. I am wondering if the scaffold is just a specific part of the matrix??: For most purposes, they are interchangeable terms for the same things. Some people favor one term, some the other. The ones who favor matrix over scaffold or vice versa may have some argument as to why it is better or a difference but in general people use them interchangeably.

Q:Erection of steel scaffolding tools and safety supplies: Anti falling device, professional tool bag, work boots (soft bottom shoes), safety lighting, transportation tools, pulley, skateboard rope, dustproof mask, special conjoined clothes, ear plugs

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'm reading the novel by nathaniel hawthorne. There seems to be a lot going on in the scaffold scenes that i kind of not understand. Can someone explain the significance of these scenes? I am not a fan of cliffnotes or sparknotes because i actually READ the books. please someone who has read it tell me, i appreciate it.: do you mean the part where she's on the scaffold with pearl when she's just born or when the three of them hold hands and then the priest has to leave? Well either way, the scaffold means embarrassment, it's like having to wear the A but being more upfront with people so you don't really have to explain yourself, everyone just knows. That's the reason, i forget his name, the priest that's pearl's father, goes up to the scaffold, because no one knows he secretly wears the A that's why going on the scaffold allows him to free himself of guilt, he wanted everyone to know so he would stop living in hidden pain but when pearl and her mother come, it makes it too real for him, he kind of wakes up, you could say, so he becomes too frightened and decides not to carry out his plan.

Q:If I know the length , width and height of the area for the scaffold, how do I calculate the tonnage?: tonnage is related to the volume of a certain material to be used in a certain project... so as to volume, tonnage is just the volume of the material to be used, given the specifiations in this case, scaffolds. consult your design and count the distribution of the scaffolds to be used.. average ratio of scaffolding tonnage is a ton per 10 square meter... also depends on the quantity of the project.

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