Brass Bibcock Tap as-Bb016

brass bibcock tap AS-BB016

brass bibcock/Taps
Item Code	Item Des.Â	Size	Weight
AS-BB007	Brass Body,Brass ball,brass stem, PTEF seat, steel handle with plastic  cover, brass Nozzle  BSP thread,Nickle palted	1/2"x3/4"	215G

 

Basic Dates
1.Brass Material Used	Â	Â	Â	Â	Â
HPB57%-3 HPB59%-1	CW614N CW617N	CuZn39Pb3 CuZn40Pb2	Lead Free Copper	C3604 Â	Â
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2.BasicTechnical Dates	Â	Â	Â	Â	Â
Type Of Thread	 Surface Treatment	 Temperature	 Pressure	Medium	100%  Leakage  Testing
ISO228/BSP/NPT/JIS	Orgianl Color Nickel Plated Polished Chrome	0≤T≤ 120ºC	1.6MPA	Water/oil/gas
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3.Description Of Parts	Â	Â	Â	Â	Â
Ball	Stem	SealingÂ	Handle	Nut	Â
Brass Ball With  Chrome Plated	Brass/Iron	PTFE(Teflon)Â	Iron Handle Aluminum Handle Butterfly Handle	Brass/Steel/Iron	Â
Iron Ball With  Chrome Plated					Â

Packing:  1/2"    1pc/PE bag; 12pcs/Inner box; 10inner boxes/Carton
                 3/4"    1pc/PE bag; 10pcs/Inner box; 8 inner boxes/Carton
                  1"      1pc/PE bag;  8pcs/Inner box; 6 inner boxes/Carton
Shipping:goods will be shipped by sea after 25-35 days after receiving deposit 

Vertical Lathe

A lathe is used to fashion a rotating piece of raw metal, wood, or composite into a precise configuration using movable cutting tools, or bits set to varying depths. The process, known as turning, or machining, is most often accomplished with a horizontal lathe. Often, however, space or material constraints, sometimes even personal preferences, necessitate the use of a vertical lathe.
Essentially a horizontal lathe turned on end, a vertical lathe, also called a boring tool, is composed of basically the same parts as a horizontal lathe. As implied, the functions of vertical lathes are performed up and down, rather than side to side, as is the case with horizontal lathes. This vertical alignment allows short, heavy, bulky materials to be machined more efficiently than with a horizontal lathe.
All lathes, vertical or horizontal, are comprised of the same basic parts. The headstock encloses the spindle and chuck, the parts that actually turn the material. The bed catches the shavings, and also serves as a brace for the horizontal lathe. The feedscrew and leadscrew, mounted on the lathe carriage, adjust the speed and distance traveled by the cutters along the stock. The cross slide and compound rest position the toolbox, which, in turn, mounts the bits.
The tailpost, at the opposite end of the lathe spindle, clutches the stock and braces it, thus eliminating wobble and vibration. The headstock and tailpost may be at the upper or lower end of a vertical lathe, or to the right or left end of a horizontal lathe. Either way, the headstock is one end of the lathe, the tailstock, the other.
Vertical lathes may be vertical turret lathes (VTL), where a turret holds various toolboxes, allowing little wasted time resetting bits during the machining process. There are also computer numerical control (CNC) vertical lathes in which the entire machining process is computer operated.
The top of the lathe pyramid are the CNC vertical turret lathe machines, most often used to turn stainless steel into precision parts for engines, turbines, transmissions, etc. These machines, though expensive to purchase and operate, are perfectly suited to the task, saving space, as well as over-stressed equipment. A CNC VTL can also be used on alloys to efficiently turn precision bearings and gears.
A vertical lathe can used on rough wood in a home workshop, mainly for its space-saving attribute. Many home hobbyists, however, simply feel more comfortable turning wood up and down, rather than side to side. Altogether, the vertical lathe is a very capable and versatile tool.

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