reinforcing wire

Further down the road from the school, young farmer Yaldi is bending 10mm-diameter reinforcing wire into shape.

Use concrete reinforcing wire, wrapped with tight-mesh hardware cloth.

Here the stains were reddish-brown, from the twisted-off ends of the rusty reinforcing wire.

The entire property, including the marsh, is surrounded by an eight-foot-high fence made of concrete reinforcing wire to keep out the deer.

A little brute force, ignorance and reinforcing wire and several hours later and we had it pretty well straight.

Brick weld reinforcing wire is used in certain applications at our discretion even when it is not a requirement of the building codes.

In the early 1980s, several manufacturers began offering barbed tape with an embedded reinforcing wire and the product has been the subject to a patent dispute.

"I saw this reinforcing wire in a building supply store," Mr. Stufano said, explaining the bones of his latest piece of performance art.

The problem, Mr. Smith said, was that water penetrated into and rusted the reinforcing wires in the original glass, causing expansion and cracking.

Jason, a retriever-Irish setter mix, downed a five-foot vacuum cleaner hose, interior reinforcing wire and all, his owner, Mike, reported.

The ripper aids in the lifting and prying of floor slabs whilst a rebar shear in the throat slices through the toughest reinforcing wire.

A generous blue-green terra-cotta pot, set inside a waist-high cylinder of reinforcing wire, is bursting with the crinkled, dark crimson leaves of a lettuce called Merlot.

All glass edges should be covered completely by the solder, and if any reinforcing wire has been used, it should also be covered, for aesthetic and strength reasons.

That same year it was purchased by the W.H. Hobbs Supply Company, for the manufacture of steel beams, reinforcing wire, sheet metal, and ornamental steel.

Other specialist trade pliers include circlip pliers for the automotive trade, electronic pliers of all patterns, including anti-static, and pliers for cutting reinforcing wire in the construction industry.

A rebar shear in the throat slices through the toughest reinforcing wire and the hydraulic 360 degree rotation allows precise positioning of the jaws.Five sizes for machines 1.8 to 40 tonnes operating weight.

Concrete pipes can be used in playgrounds provided the reinforcing wire is not protruding and a buffer is placed on the ends of the tunnel to prevent children from hitting their heads when entering or leaving.

Alerts that a pipe's reinforcing wire is beginning to snap usually are received days - or at least hours - before a pipe breaks, giving a utility time to shut off the pipe before it explodes, he said.

This early barbed tape had triangular barbs and no reinforcing wire; consequently, it was more difficult to cut with ordinary wire cutters, easier to cut with shears, and was generally of lower tensile strength.

Concrete Reinforcing Wire, a type of square-mesh wire similar to hog wire, but welded rather than woven, and often used in farming and gardening (without concrete) for constructing fences, trellises, and tomato cages.

Looking up toward the skylights with their crisscrosses of reinforcing wire made Sam a little dizzy, and he had a momentary illusion: he felt that he was upside down, that he had been hung by his heels over a deep square pit lined with books.

Other aspects such as avoiding the use of aluminium tools, earthing metallic tools and care with spiral wound reinforcing wires also need to be considered.