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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10000 PCS

Supply Capability:: 10000 PCS/month

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Model Number:	cuplock scaffolding
Size:	48mm	material:	Q235/Q345	surface:	Paint,Galvanized,HDG
thickness:	2.5mm/2.75mm/3.0mm/3.25mm

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	in bulk or as customer's require
Delivery Detail:	25-30 days after receiving deposit

Specifications

cuplock scaffolding
Material:Q235
Surface: HDG, Color:Silver
Function: Connection &Support

Cuplock Scaffolding

Cuplock scaffolding system is widely used for false work support structures. Its high leg load and wide range of components gives the system the capacity to tackle virtually and soffit support application with a cost-effective solution. For formwork support, a vide number of grid variations can be created to suite differing load requirements and decking systems

Ringlock component	Specification (mm)	Weigtht (kg)	Material
Ringlock component	Specification (mm)	Weigtht (kg)	Material
Standards with Spigot	500	3.09	Q235/Q345
	1000	5.49
	1500	7.90
	2000	10.30
	3000	15.11
	3500	17.51
Ledgers	750	3.20	Q235
	1000	4.07
	1065	4.31
	1200	4.78
	1500	5.88
	2000	7.56
	2200	8.30
	2500	9.35
	3000	11.13
Ladder	3000	17.80	Q235
Braces	750x2000	9.18	Q235
	1000x2000	9.47
	1500x2000	10.31
	2000x2000	11.40
	2500x2000	12.67
	3000x2000	14.06

Q: How long is the service life of disc scaffolding?: In the service life of the product if the corrosion and deformation can not be put into the construction of the building.

Q: The latest JGJ130-2011 construction fastener type steel pipe scaffolding safety technical specifications, schedule A.0.2 what role, how to correctly use it?: The steel section size of less than 48.3 x 3.6 mm diameter, scaffold structure weight per meter under par value, can also according to AppendixTable A A.0.2 calculation, the calculation results of partial safety, step distance, vertical distance and horizontal distance between values according to linear interpolation calculation.

Q: A scaffold is constructed by placing two supports under a 13 ft, 9 in (a) board weighing 84 lbs. The supports are each 2 ft, 8 in (b) from their respective ends. Two painters stand on the board; one weighs 158 lbs and stands 4 ft, 11 in (c) from the left end of the board. Where must the 222 lbs painter stand so that each support carries the same weight? (express your distance in feet from the right end of the board (d).)please help!! thanks(:: Total weight = 222 + 158 + 84 = 464 lb So, each support must carry 232 lbs Working in inches: Take moment about Right hand end Board is assumed to be uniform - CG is at the center (232 x 32) + (232 x 133) = (158 x 106) + ( 84 x 82.5 ) +(222 x d)7424 + 30856 = 16748 + 6930 + 222d 222d = 14602 d = 65.77 inches Distance of 222 lb painter should be 5ft 5.77inches from Right end

Q: On Wednesday day I'm planning to get this done (the top piercing). I've been thinking about it for a while now really want it.What problems can I have with this piercing?How long does it take to heal ect?Thanks =): i've not had scaffolding but i've got a wide range of cartilage piercings and they take about 12weeks to heal... i would just say be careful not to catch it and keep it clean. good luck :)

Q: What are the main safety problems when dismantling the scaffold: 1, all the rods and fasteners in the demolition of the separation, not on the rod attached fasteners or two rods connected to the ground.2, all the feet of the hand, should be erected from the outside of the handle, in order to prevent the feet and garbage from falling.

Q: Any advise on nerves? I have 11 piercings but I'm still terrified of needles! Any tips on keeping my cool?: Tip: don't have it done.

Q: Right! I've heard from so many different people about this. Some say that you should never twist an industrial because it can damage the delicate newly healing skin cells. Others say that you must twist it to prevent the jewelry from healing attached to the skin and to be able to clean it properly.There really doesn't seem to be a definitive answer!My piercer has said not to twist it, so I haven't been, and I'm happy that the piercing is clean enough, etc. However I'm interested in whether any of you out there have found that not twisting it can damage it more than doing so.Thanks: i twisted mine alot and the cartlidge inbetween has ripped and it hurts unbelievably loads, so i wouldnt twist it

Q: what is the height of a scaffold if the person is 6ft tall?: Whatever they set it at. It could be 1 foot, 4 feet, or 20 feet. How tall a person is, is irrelevant.

Q: Which hurts less, the piercing at the top of the ear, or the piercing from one side of the upper ear to the other?Thanks. =): Helix will be less painful. It's kind of obvious that it would be a helix is probably one of the easiest piercings you can get I got mine done when I was like 13 and I didn't even flinch getting it done. A scaffold is definitely more intense. After all there are 2 incisions for this piercings so it's gong to be twice as tough. It's sore haling too, the bar is awkward and when it moves it hurts. A helix is far easier :)

Q: how did they turn the cells into a polymer for the heart scaffold ?: May have misunderstood. The heart is gently stripped of cells by using a detergent - this leaves the extracelllular matrix - a polymer of collagen - inert and insoluble. New cells (stem cells) will then be added to the structure to repopulate it with living heart muscle which gain coordination and structure from the matrix.

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