High Quality Electric Galvanized Welded Wire Mesh Panel

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Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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1.Material:

superior low carbon steel wire, galvanized wire , stainless steel wire,PVC coated wire

2.Surface treatment:

electro-galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized, PVC coated

3.Manufacture process:

The galvanized electric wire mesh, welded after galvanized electric welded mesh and plastic coated mesh are made with high-quality iron wire by automatic equipment.

4.Feature:

smooth mesh surface ,well proportioned meshes,strong welded points and bright luster . The mesh doesn’t come loose even if cut in parts or being exerted force on parts .Compared with general iron wire ,the products are better in respects of anti-corrosive and anti-rust .

5. Usage:

It is widely used in industry, agriculture, construction, transportation,mining etc

6. Specification List

(Standard welded wire mesh)30m length,width 0.5m-1.8m
hole size		wire gauge(BWG)
inch	mm	wire gauge(BWG)
1/4" x 1/4"	6.4 x 6.4	22,23,24
3/8" x 3/8"	10.6 x 10.6	19,20,21,22
1/2" x 1/2"	12.7 x 12.7	16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23
5/8" x 5/8"	16 x 16	18,19,20,21,
3/4" x 3/4"	19.1 x 19.1	16,17,18,19,20,21
1" x 1/2"	25.4 x 12.7	16,17,18,19,20,21
1-1/2" x 1-1/2"	38 x 38	14,15,16,17,18,19
1" x 2"	25.4 x 50.8	14,15,16
2" x 2"	50.8 x 50.8	12,13,14,15,16

( PVC coated welded wire mesh)30m length,width 0.5m-1.2m
hole size		wirre gauge(BWG)
inch	mm	wirre gauge(BWG)
1/2" x 1/2"	12.7 x 12.7	16,17,18,19,20,21
3/4" x 3/4"	19 x 19	16,17,18,19,20,21
1" x 1"	25.4 x 25.4	15,16,17,18,19,20

Q:Given following setup of three wires in the plane of the page with I1 = 1.3 A (to the right), I2 = 3.4 A (to the right), I3 = 4.5 A(to the left) and each wire is separated by 3 m.I'm completely lost, I need to..1. What is the direction of the magnetic field at wire 3 due to wires 1 and 2?2. What is the direction of the force on wire 3 due to wires 1 and 2?Any help would really be appreciated! Thanks!: I assume that those wires are sitting parallel 3 m apart from one another. 1. The magnetic field around a wire forms concentric circles around the wire. Wire 1 and Wire 3 are parallel so when you draw a concentric field line around Wire 1 with radius 6 m, you get a magnetic field line passing Wire 3 at a right angle. And a concentric field line around Wire 2 with radius 3 m passes Wire 3 at a right angle. Both magnetic fields have the same direction because the current in both wires flows in the same direction (to the right). Using the right-hand rule, you can find that the magnetic field at wire 3 due to Wire 1 and Wire 2 goes into the page. Ans: Into the page 2. The force on a wire can be calculated in the following manner: I X B * L. Here I is the current on Wire 3, B is the magnetic field due to Wire 1 and Wire 2, L is the length of Wire 3, and X is the cross product operator. So I cross B would give the direction of the force. Now use the right-hand rule, I cross B will give the force direction pointing down. This means the force due to the magnetic field would repel Wire 3 from Wire 1 and Wire 2. Ans: The force on Wire 3 due to Wire 1 and Wire 2 would repel Wire 3 from them.

Q:Which are more secure, wired or wireless networks? Explain.: Leaving aside ways to attack a network that wired and wireless networks are equally vulnerable to: Wired networks can be protected with physical security (i.e. people generally have to break into a building to get access to a wireless network). Wireless networks can only be protected with encryption (although a properly configured one will have all the traffic encrypted, whereas that isn't the case with a typical wired network). So, generally speaking, wired networks are more secure.

Q:1. what is drive-by-wire?2. what is drive-by-brake?: HI Drive by wire In a drive by wire set up there no solid connection between the steering wheel and the front wheels. the steering is all done be electronics. on a regular car there is a shaft that goes from the steering wheel to the steering gear box, then tho the steering arms to the wheels. ON by wire the steering wheel moves switches and valves the turn the wheel by a pre set amount. Drive by brake this is done by using two brake pedals one for the left side and one for the right side.. when you step on the left brake it slows or stops the left side so the car well turn in that direction. that's how airplanes steer when on the ground they have a left and right brake hope this helps Tim

Q:the ground wire came loose and touched the power wire for a second and created a big spark . the fuses aren't blown what else can i check or fix because the amp won't turn on now.: i think it might be fried... probably going to be to hard to fix it

Q:I know I am suppose to run the RCA cables and power cables on opposite sides of the car, but which side do I put the speaker wires on, ps I have an amp so I'll be running the wires from my trunk: You can run the speaker wires on either side, or both, it doesn't really matter. Actually, I don't really understand why you would run all your speaker wire on one side, considering your speakers are on both sides... unless you're investing in a half mile of wire! Basically it's pointless because speaker wires don't pick up noise like rca's do.

Q:Is there special speaker wire in order to run 250 watts max rms or will the oem speaker wire in the car be sufficient (did not originally have an amp and is most likely at 50 watts max rms). If I need a special wire for that please let me know what it is called and possibly an example link. Thanks!: most likely the wire pre ran in the car was 16 guage wire which is fairly small id recomend atleast 12G for speakers and 8G for a power wire.

Q:I'm wiring a dvc 4ohm sub with 1000rms and I'm trying to wire it at 2 ohms to a mono-d amplifier. Is there a recomendation on the guage of speaker wire I should use? And Another question. When I run a wire to both positive terminals and a seperate wire to both negative terminals does that give me 8ohms or how does that work?: Guage wire This one is the best wire. Pyramid RPB10100 10 Gauge Black Ground Wire 100 Feet OFC Technical Details * 10 Gauge Black Ground Wire 100 ft. OFC * 15/0.25 x 7C,D. 5.0mm

Q:i am hooking up a wiring harness on a 2000 ford ranger and cant figure out the wires to hook up and what they are: Generaly speaking: Red = Right turn Yellow = left turn White = ground Blue = running/parking lights brown = electric brakes Most trailer sales places can sell you a simple adapter that sipmply plugs into your truck wires behind the bumper.

Q:I have two ceiling lights in my kitchen that come into the same wiring box (light switch). It's a single light switch that controls both lights. I want to install a two fixture light switch so that I can turn on each light by itself. It looks like there are only two wires coming into the box...a black one and a white one (and a ground wire). The two-switch I bought is requiring three wires though. How do I wire this thing?: You need a new cable from the light switch to the fixture and between the fixtures. Since you are in doubt about how and what to do this i suggest you hire a qualified professional electrician to do the work. The next choice is to buy a book on electrical wiring so you can understand what is needed and why.

Q:On what actually does ampere depends, thickness of wire or number of turns of wire or what else? Electrical: Your okorder /... and get ohms/1000 ft for the size of wire you select. Also check fusing current while you are there. Eg, #30 has 105 ohms/1000'. So if you have 10' of wire, it's resistance would be 105/100 = 1.05 ohms. Once you have the resistance, use ohms law and the voltage applied to calculate current. For 12 volts, I = 12/1.05 or 11 amps. Fusing current is 10 amps (which is in the open, not in a coil) so you need more length or thicker wire. For AC, and coils, you need more complicated calculations.

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