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specifications:01) alloy: a3003 a110002) aluminium thickness: 0.026mm -

0.60mm03) aluminium width:a) standard width: 1,240mmb) special width:

1,300mm, 1,520mm, 1,570mm and 1,595mm are also available04) coating finish:

pvdf, polyester, acrylic05) total coating thickness:a) pvdf coating: more than

25 micronb) polyester coating: more than 18 micron06) coating hardness (pencil

hardness) more than 2h07) adhesion: 5j08) impact resistance: no cracking and

peeling09) flexibility (t-bend): 2t10) mek resistance: more than 10011) bottom

side aluminium sheet is coated with protective polyester material, an the

thickness is more than 6 micron12) minimum order: 1mt/1 x 20' fcl (about

17mt)13) certification: certificate of origin14) delivery time: 8 - 15 days after

receiving your first depositapplications:used to manufacture decorative

materials, such as aluminium composite panels, brushed panels, lampshades,

and other composite panels:1) exterior applications: wall cladding, facades,

roofs and canopies, tunnels, column covers or renovations2) interior

applications: wall cladding, ceilings, bathrooms, kitchens and balconies3)

advertisement and market applications: display platformssignboards, fascias

and shop fronts4) transport and industrial applicationspacking:export standard,

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Q:Currently looking at models from GT, Diamondback and MongooseAlso, should I get aluminum/composite over high-tensil steel? Thanks!: Please reconsider thisThe size needs of a 5 year old will change very quickly and you will end up buying bikes over and over againBut since you askedFirst, BMX bikes are also known as bicycle motocross and are made for racing in the dirtthey should never have pegs installedYou are looking for a flatlands or freestyle bikeNext, keep in mind that pegs are to facilitate tricks and not to carry his buddies aroundFew 5 year olds have the brains to think about the potential injuriesIf you DO put pegs on the bike put them on one side only, not the front or rearThird, all the brands you mentioned have entry level bikes in your price rangeMost stunt and freestyle bikes are steel- either Chrome Moly or Hi Tensile while you will find BMX in aluminum and carbon fiber composite(though probably not in your price range)Hi tensile steel is the low end stuff, aluminum is next, then Chrome Moly, then comes carbon fiberBy the way, contrary to another answer, both hiten and Chrome Moly are the same weight, but since Chrome Moly is stronger it can have thinner tube wallsLess material, less weightFor $250 you can make your choice- ignore brand names but DO get it from a bike shop (not Walmart ot Target, etc)They will fit him properly and offer service as wellThe VAST majority of bikes are now made in a handful of factories in China or Taiwaneven if they say Designed in the US or Built in the US (of foreign and domestic parts)Finally, make sure he has protective gear and uses itespecially a helmetOne trip to a hospital will be far more expensive than any helmet, and a lot more traumatic for both of you.

Q:Ok i need costume ideas for me and my broI'm 13 and he's 10.I've already been a: pirate, tinkerbelle, fairy princess :), 1920s girl, My bro has already been: batman.i can't remember the restIt can't be anything like a vampire or ghost, we're not allowed to be scary things.: baked potatoes, wrap yourselves in aluminum foil grapes- get green and purple balloonspick the color you wanna beblow up the balloons then attach them to your clothesjelly beans- get yellow trash bags and write jellybeans on them in big lettersget different color balloons ands blow them ( use helium), then stick them under the trash bag( cut head and arm holes in trash bag put it on before you the balloons underneath)

Q:What is the best way to pack sandwiches to put in a cooler? We'll be packing them around 8am and eating around noonI usually pack them in a zippy bag when I put them in lunch boxes, but they usually turn out cold and a little soggyTips? Thanks a bunch!: Thin layer chromatography(TLC) is a technique to find the dyes in a specimen.It is used in forensics to identify a certain piece of clothing be cause paint or dyes differ in chemical composition, even the ones that are supposed to be completely similarThis usually does narrow the range to a much smaller amount.

Q:Kinda like Vannesa Anne Hudgens?: for loose waves wrap your hair around the outside of a curling iron without using the clamp, use a screwdriver to remove the clamp completely to make it easier and so your hair is in direct contact with the heat or to make messy undone curls wrap 1-inch sections of your slightly damp hair around curlers made of rolled-up aluminum foil(pinch the ends to make them stay)dry with a diffuser then undo the curlers.

Q:If 1.3 mol of aluminum reacts with excess HCl, how many moles of AlCl3 are prduced?: First write a balanced chemical equation, and then use the mole ratio as given by the coefficients2Al(s) + 6HCl(aq) - 2AlCl3(aq) + 3H2(g) 1.3 mol ?? 1.3 mol Al x (3 mol H2 / 2 mol Al) 1.95 mol H2 which you would round to 2.0 mol H2 to two significant digits Follow up Whooops!!!! Neal is correct and I went off the beam and found the moles of hydrogenThe ratio is indeed 1:1 for Al and AlCl3, and so 1.3 mols of AlCl3 would be produced, if indeed there was any AlCl3Of course we would only know that it is a 1:1 ratio for AlCl3 or a 2:3 ratio for H2 if we write the balanced chemical equationTherefore, you must still write the balanced chemical equationThe catch in problems like this is that there really is no AlCl3There are aluminum ions and chloride ions in solutionThe chloride ions are left over from the aqueous hydrochloric acidThere won't be any actual AlCl3 until all of the water is evaporated from the solutionThis is why it is helpful to write state symbols along with the formulas in balanced equationsIt's also why we like to write the net ionic equation2Al(s) + 6H+ - 2Al3+ + 3H2(g)

Q:Sure they can cover the space craft with a thin coat of protection but that will only stop dust-size meteorsWhat about marble-size meteors or baseball-size meteors? A chunk of rock that size going 50,000 MPH is going to need about a foot of steel to be stoppedThe more armor they put on the space craft, the heavier it is and the more fuel they needSo there's obviously a practical limit to how thick the armor can beSo what if one of those bigger meteors hits the space shuttle or MIR? Are all the astronauts / cosmonauts doomed? Why hasn't it happened yet?: Generally, the larger the rock, the rarer it isThe shuttle's been hit by sand-grain sized meteors; there was one that impacted on the shuttle's windshield in the 90's, and it was quite a crater The pressure vessels have many layers built into them; the outer one will stop small, dust-grain sized impacts; there's an inner layer that will seal around small holes created by larger impacts on the space station; The Apollo capsule had an extra layer of aluminum that was for this as well, but the lunar module had hardly any protection(Some parts of the hull were only as thick as 3 sheets of aluminum foil.) In answer to your question - they protected against the smaller - and more common - meteorsbut one of a significant size would probably create an emergency that was life threateningAs for why it hasn't happened yet - knocking wood as stated above - the larger the rock, the rarer it is.

Q:Building a robot modelWhat can I use for the head(sphere)?: Depends on square footage(1.8k or 5k) but what ever the cost it is worth it.

Q:I need to find out the physical and chemical properties of aluminum, can anyone help?: This Site Might Help You. RE: What are some Physical and chemical properties of aluminum? I need to find out the physical and chemical properties of aluminum, can anyone help?

Q:My friend is selling themThey are brand newHow much should I offer him (per mag)? They are gov issuedUSGI 30 round aluminum: What our veteran friend is saying when she uses the term live stitches is those stitches which are on the knitting needle as you prepare to bind offBinding off only those stitches should be just fineIf you want to go all the way around it would be easier to crochet, but I don't think it would make this any sturdier to do thatIf you want to do it for looks alone, a crocheted border would look nice and could go all the way aroundAlternatively, one can pick up stitches and knit around-but why bother? Have you taken care of the hanging ends of all those stripes? Those need to be woven in so that they don't showThere are many internet sites with show how to do this weaving in ends.

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