• High Quality Galvanized U Type Wire System 1
  • High Quality Galvanized U Type Wire System 2
  • High Quality Galvanized U Type Wire System 3
High Quality Galvanized U Type Wire

High Quality Galvanized U Type Wire

Ref Price:
get latest price
Loading Port:
China Main Port
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
-
Supply Capability:
-

Add to My Favorites

Follow us:


OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

Quick Details

Steel Grade:
steel
Standard:
AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS
Wire Gauge:
0.70mm -1.20mm
Place of Origin:
China (Mainland)
Type:
Galvanized
Application:
Construction
Alloy Or Not:
Non-alloy
Special Use:
Free Cutting Steel
Model Number:
AB063
Shape:
U type


Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:Packing: in bundles, several bundles in a carton, then on pallet.
Delivery Detail:10-40 days

Specifications

1) Material: black annealed wire, galvanized wire,etc.
2) ISO Certified
3) More than 10 years experience


Tensile strengthLow carbon 300-550N/mm2
Materialcarbon steel or stainless steel
Application

normally for binding wire in construction

Type

black or galvanized or PVC coated


Q: I just learned how to do 3-way wiring, so that I can turn a light off from 2 different switches. My question is, how do I add another light to that mix, so that both lights come on/go off at the same time when I turn the switches on and off? (It's for a closet that has 2 lights in it that I want to come on/go off at the same time).
You have to tie the wires that go to the light together. It is called parallel.
Q: I was doing some homemade circuit wiring and had a plug wired to a push button switch, wired to the load,(lamp light) then wired back to the plug. My question is the first time around I used 14g wire and it worked fine, light came on at the push button. Second time I used the same plug, 16gauge wire wired to the switch, to the load(this time a miniature bulb that sat in a smaller version of those pull lights in closets) and then back to the plug. When it was switched on nothing happened. So I went back to the 16gauge and wired it up and the bulb popped. Is this because the wire used is to small and not rated to carry the amps provided by the wall receptacle?
the only thing i can think is you may have accidentally put it on 240
Q: What wires plug in under the center console of a 2000 firebird, there is a 5 wire plug that I can't figure out where it plugs into
You may want to go to one of the many forums for F-body cars for help(links below). Can you include a link to a picture? I'll try and find a wiring diagram.
Q: i need thin insulated wire like this.
it is called enameled magnet wire. try an electronics supply house or a motor and transformer electrical supply house. you can also purchase it online. you could also just take apart an old electric fan or door bell and unwind the magnetic wire. ~the other answerers don't understand wire, enameled magnet wire has a fine enamel insulation that needs to be sanded off in order to make a connection, as the enamel electrically insulates it to prevent an obvious short, but allows the inductive fields to easily pass through. it is used in all motors and most xfmr's.
Q: i bought a wiring kit off OKorder it was a bullz 4 gauge kit. and i am running a rockford 500.2 n its rated for 700+ watts. so do you think my cheaper wiring kit is affecting performance? should i go snag up some bigger power wire for more power to run through it or is tht not how it wokrs?
you should add a capacitor to your system. a 5 fared should be good. it is a reserve for when the bass hits. it's less stress on your alternator and battery. and you won't get the headlight dimming affect when you have it cranked up. ask your local car audio shop. you should be good with 4 gauge.
Q: im gettin a amp and sub for my car and was wondering how would i make a wiring kit for it ... i have basic knolage of wires but thats about it thanks in advance
the wiring kit is usually: - low gauge cable of certain length (x2) - rca cable of a certain length (x1) - small power connect cable (x1) seeing as these things are already pretty much in their simplest form, I don't see the practicality of making your own wiring kit. just buy one.
Q: I removed a dishwasher and now the wires are exposed. I turned off the circuit to that outlet. I am planning on waiting a while to replace the dishwasher. I want to turn the circuit back on so I can use the other outlets, but don't want to leave the wires exposed. Any ideas?
Congratulations on getting the dishwasher removed. That certainly is the hardest part. Here are a couple of suggestions 1) You can use wire nuts (if you have any) or use Black Electrical tape. It's very inexpensive, (does not conduct electricity) and you can find it at most grocery store and hardware stores. Wrap each wire independently with plenty of tape, then wrap a good layer of tape around both (wrapped) wires. The next thing to do , is to make sure the electrical wire does not touch the floor (in case of a water leak etc..) Coil up the wire, (close to where is comes out of the wall) and use the black electrical tape to fasten / wrap around it. 2) You could add a (on/off) switch on that line. Put the on/off switch in a safe and easy place to access... even with a dishwasher installed! That way you don't have to turn off the whole circuit, just that individual line to the dishwasher. Hope this help!
Q: I don't like wiring nuts because I always feel like it's not a solid connection, like it could come out.
This Site Might Help You. RE: Is there an alternative to wiring nuts? I don't like wiring nuts because I always feel like it's not a solid connection, like it could come out.
Q: Who sells just 4 gauge power and ground wire so I can do the big 3 upgrade?
You okorder /... It's also available with black insulation and in 2 gauge. Parts Express also sells appropriate ring terminals.
Q: But when I look closely (you can't see it in the picture unfortunately) there are some tiny wisps of the coiled copper wire that looks as if it could have been connected to the pulled wire. I'm not sure.How do I connect the wires to make the headsets work again?If you guys need more pictures, please tell me.Thanks in advance!
i've worked in fine wires like this and it is very difficult, espeically if you thin kkyou wnat to solder them. also, yoj're correct, those pics are horrible, you need better ones if you want real answers here.

Send your message to us

This is not what you are looking for? Post Buying Request

Similar products

Hot products


Hot Searches