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Bridge Crane：JLQ-1.0 Series /5-100t Bridge Crane JLQ-1.0 Series Bridge Crane with Hook is widely used in factories, workshop and warehouse, etc, for the general loading, unloading, lifting and transportation indoor or outdoor fixed span. This crane includes box-type bridge, large cart traveling mechanism, small cart and electrical equipment. Note: when outdoor using, rain proof equipment is necessary. This series of cranes adopt advanced electromotor, speed reduction gear and brake, which are produced by spec ial ised manufacturers, as a result of which made standardizat ion and generalization of all parts. To guarantee safety, lifting mechanism is equipped with weight limiter and height limiter. Traveling mechanism uses polyurethane buffer with long stroke and small buffer force. Driver’s cab is comfortable with broad vision, which makes the operation of the crane easier. The crane is equipped with maintenance suspending cage, convenient for the maintenance of large cart integrator. Bridge Crane：JLQ-2.0 Series/5-100t Bridge Crane JLQ-2.0 series bridge crane with hook is widely used in mechanical manufacture, metallurgy, energy, power plant, railway, transportation, military industry, aerospace, light industry, chemical industry, mine, warehouse, logistics, and all other industries, plant or workshop . Main Characteristics: Light self-weight, small wheel load, low energy cost, Small dimension, wide working scope, personalized design, stable quality, liable and good property, advanced manufacturing technology. According to different requirement of customer ( non-standard products), JLQ-2.0 series of products have realized combination of different parts. Within the shortest time, we are not only able to offer detailed technical specification and drawings to our customers, but also customize cranes conforming to the requirement of customers.
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- Oakridge National Laboratory created a chart listing the approximate R-value per inch for the various types of insulationAging was factored into the lab’s figuresOnce you determine the existing R-value, you can tell what you need to get to bring the R-value up to your regionYou could get the extra R-value in just one layer of R-30 battsThis, however, would leave the joists exposed and structural lumber has proven to be a key source of heat lossYou get a better insulation job by using two layers of R-15 battsThe first layer goes directly on top of the existing insulation, inside the joistsThe second layer is placed horizontally across the joistsThe second layer encloses the joists, making the insulation more effectiveA more efficient method would be to use blown-in Fiberglass or celluloseBoth would fill all the gaps and enclose the joists completelyBlown-in cellulose gives slightly more bang for the buck because it seals out drafts as well as insulatesWhenever you use blown or loose-fill insulation, it is important to install attic ventilation channels (rafter baffles) to keep the soffit vents from being accidentally blockedIt’s also a good idea to increase soffit and roof or ridge venting whenever you add insulation.
- Q:What are eight (8) Disability related (Optional or Mandatory) items that you want in your life?Here is a list of Disability related items that I want in my life.1My Supplemental Security Income (SSI)2My Medicaid3My Permanent Handicapped Parking Space State Permit (PHPSSP)4My 4-Wheel Handicapped Power Scooter (PMD-POV)5My Power Wheelchair (PMD-PWC)6Disability Support Groups7Disability Literature (Books, Magazines, Newsletters, etc.) 8Disability Related Internet Websites (Email Lists, Message Boards, General Disability Websites, etc) What are eight (8) Disability related (Optional or Mandatory) items that you want in your life?
- Hi I'm 54 years old and have had 2 IguanasYou need to put something over the heat rock that will bring your pet up off the rock but not to far that she wont feel the heatTry getting a shelf from an old refrigerator, and bend the sides down enough to lift the shelf up off the rock, maybe an inch or twoAs for the burns, I would go to the vets and explain the problem that you cant afford an apoiment, but you really want to help your petAs for putting a towel around the rock.do you want to set the cage on fire and kill your pet??? HELLO You didn't say how old you were, so I'm thinking young.
- Q:Combined, there are 198 rooms, bathrooms, fireplaces, and elevatorsThe number of rooms exceeds the number of bathrooms and fireplaces by 69The difference between the number of fireplaces and elevators is 25If the number of bathrooms is doubled, it exceeds the number of fireplaces and elevators by 39Determine the number of rooms, bathrooms, fireplaces, and elevators in the U.SWhite HouseUse:w for rooms, x for bathrooms, y for fireplaces and z for elevators
- Glue gun glue is not very strong but its OK and it clear! PVA (German white glue) Best for wood but works really well on string! ) I like building crafts sotry it out! )
- Q:1You walked into an elevator and there were dancing chickens in it2The world got bigger around you all of a sudden3Music did not exist4A flying monkey offered to paint your house5A chihuahua with a machine gun was gonna shoot all the birds in the area6You found a hotdog on your blanket7Your carpet turned to ice8Obama, or for other countries-your president, knocked on your door and opened it9Some random guy/girl declared you his/her boyfriend10Giant Venus Flytraps ( For those of you who don't know what it is, it is a insect eating plant, yes it eats bugs, google/yahoo it) Grew from the ground all over the world.Please be creative and copy/paste the questions.
- Missing from you information is how this frame is to be supported and where the 400 pounds is to be locatedIf this is simply to be a riser of 6 set on a flat level surface and the 400 pounds is to be uniformly placed on a sheet of 1/2 plywood set on the large flat side and the frame welded then 1 tubing with 1/16 wall would probably workOTOH if it is to support 400 pounds in the middle supported from the ends and the thin long edge up (antenna on top) then 2 tubing with 1/4 walls would be likely needed and most of the 6 thickness would be aluminum.
- Q:who need the gantry crane?Could you introduce some business forums?Thank you!
- Gantry's have many uses limited to moving heavy stuff from one place to anotherHeavy industry and loading/unloading docks use most Gantry'sThere used to be a steel plant across the streetIt had a huge gantry that unloaded about 10 rows of railroad hopper cars filled with iron oreIt moved side to side on an overhead bridge and back and forth on raised train track railsIt only stopped for shift changes or, rarely, for electric motor servicingIt was all electric, run by the plant's own power supply, which also powered an auxiliary electric furnaceIt was neat to watch and took skilled cranemen to operate.
- Q:So I'm trying to buy a good but not too expensive laptop for several things including games.I can figure everything else out and is not like I don't know stuff about computers but I don't get this:Intel Core i7 - 3630QM Quad Core (2.4GHz -3.4GHz) 6MB cache? (Ivy Bridge) 45 Watt - 156,00Intel Core i7 - 3632QM Quad Core (2.2GHz -3.2GHz) 6MB cache? (Ivy Bridge) 35 Watt - 100,00Intel Core i7 - 3740QM Quad Core (2.7GHz -3.7GHz) 6MB cache? (Ivy Bridge) 45 Watt + 0,00Intel Core i7 - 3840QM Quad Core (2.8GHz -3.8GHz) 8MB cache (Ivy Bridge) 45 Watt + 214,00Intel Core i7 - 3940XM Quad Core (3.0GHz -3.9GHz) 8MB cache? (Ivy Bridge) 55 Watt + 780,0What is acceptable for gaming (newest games), and what would be needed to play at at least medium or high qualities? Is there any way to just know by looking at the numbers or do you need to be an expert to really get it? (My knowledge goes up to quot; I7 is goodquot;)thanks!
- yes you can, but you have to read and follow the instructions very carefullyI you should use a cold dye because hot water may cause the jacket to shrink or felt.
- Q:I read somewhere that Leonardo Da Vinci drew plans for a primitive helicopter and thought up other things that weren't put to practical use for centuries after he diedCould someone give me some info on this?
- A small catalog of his innovative designs include: Flying Machines Parachutes Submarines Underwater Rebreathing Devices Self Floatation/Ocean Rescue Devices Swimming Fins Pumping Mechanisms Water Turbines Dredging Systems Steam Calorimeters Water-well Drill Swing Bridges Canals Leveling/Surveying Instruments Cranes Pulley Systems Street-lighting Systems Convection Roasting Spit Mechanical Saw Treadle-operated Lathe Compasses Contact Lenses Military Weapons
- Q:some contribution can be science,art and many more
- Sundials, catapults, bricks, clothing iron, emergency siren, the Olympics, the yo-yo, boxing, flamethrowers, pinhole cameras, baby rattles, showers with plumbing and hot water, the lighthouse, stage acoustics, theater, harps, music notes, central heating, splints, syringes, modern medicine, lamps, forceps, fire extinguishers, thermometers, coin dispensers, odometers, bridges, pistons, pulleys, parchment paper, prisms, puppets, dollies, shock absorbers, draughtboards, maps, anchors, chewing gum, spinning tops, the dice, the crane, the world's first modern novelAll of these were made by ANCIENT Greeks, mind youAh, was there ever a civilization so clever?
- Q:i'm a dental laboratory technician and preparing for my first 3D-Teeth-Morphology-Library with the scanned image database of natural teeth which will take a foundation role for quot;Auto-Designquot;.Fortunately, i have an experience with computer programming large, computer graphic little, Unfortunately, i have no skill in the CCN/CAD areaIn this efforts, i just came to know about MACH3 recently.(Briefly, Blender and 3DS Max are usefull for my aim?)
- Q:How can there be a test gantry?
- (1) gantry crane is a special industry. (2) in the safety supervision bureau
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