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Model No.: RF-12M
Description: Pittsburgh Lock
Thickness Range Used: 0.5-1.2mm(18-25ga)
Material: 50mm
Size: 14.5mm
Min.Order Quantity: 1 Set
Supply Ability: 10 Sets per Month
Port: GUANGZHOU PORT,SHENZHEN PORT
Payment Terms: T/T,L/C
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RF-12M Lock Former Products Information
Multifunction pittsburgh lock former is the most popular machine in traditional duct manufacture. Customer can choose the rollers as their own requirements for different locks. Used with other machines, multifunction pittsburgh lock former shows its great adaptiveness. It is of light weight, and easy for delivery, which makes it to be taken right to the consctruction site.
Multifunction pittsburgh lock former has rigid and durable structure, which is no need of special maintenance. It adopts heavy duty underpan, arc welding frame, high grade motor, high precision bearing, COPRA designed rollers, thermal refined and grinded roller shafts. Its reliable transmission system is free of maintenance. The surface panels have been spray paint finished.
COMIFO Pittsburgh Lock Former is a versatile machine which allows you to perform the most common applications with one
RF-12M Lock Former Configuration
>Arc welded steel stand, heavy top plate
>Roller material: 40Cr
>Roller shaft material: Thermal refined 45#
>Transmission: V-belt
>Speed: 26 FPM(9M/min)
RF-12M Lock Former Capabilities
RF-12M is featured of flat “S” cleat rollers. It has pittsburgh, double seam (ACME), as well as drive cleat (size of 28mm).
As you walk downhill through the Marple Locks, the last few locks run alongside a road named Lockside.
It's also very green and lush here too with plenty of trees.
Bidrag 16/7-08
Toilettet ved Mønsted Kalkgruber. Set indefra :-)
Data:
Canon 30D
Tamron SP AF Aspherical XR DI 28-75 f/2.8
tv: 1/125
av: 3.5
ISO: 400
EC: -1
Hoya POL filter
I was captured by this locked door in the ruined wall of the Jervaulx Abbey garden.
The midday light was gloomy but unflattering so I changed to the fluorescent setting andthis gave a sunrise-like crispiness which I quite like.
Why was the chain cut when there's a key next to it? And the coat hanger could have been filed into a lock pick!
A lovely sunny day in Roundhay Park.
Canon EOS 60D and Sigma 17-55mm f/2.8
Raw Conversion Camera Raw 7.0
Post Processing CS6
John Anyon 27/9/11
Work underway at Diglis Lock that has been drained for the first time in 20 years for essential maintainance
My first eagle trip this season. It was a really overcast and gray day so quite a bit of post processing was necessary. I went to Lock and Dam 18 this morning, near Gladstone, Illinois and across from Burlington, Iowa. The eagle count there a week ago was over 200 - and I must say I have never seen so many eagles in one place - it was so awesome to watch. Unfortunately, there was no way to get close enough to the area where they were fishing - so no decent fishing shots. But they did fly overhead and perch in the trees close in. The afternoon was Lock 14 on the Iowa side of the river near Davenport. Last year for my first trip to photograph the eagles there were many eagles there, too, and they were fishing close to the viewing area - but today only 6 or 7 and they weren't very active - so I resorted to shooting gulls, geese, etc. Fun day, even though not ideal shooting conditions. Going back with my sister and brother sometime in January.