Elastic Tie is also called Elastic Tie for Scaffolding Sheets, fixing strips, toggle tie , bungee tie ,plastic Ball bungee cord,Elastic Shock Cord Ties, Scaffold Tie Downs Hook and Toggle Stretch Fix.
It is made of elastic rubber cord with hook and toggle. It is a kind of multi-purpose fastening item usually used in construction filed for fixing scaffolding sheets onto scaffold.
Elasticated Shock Cord Ties are most commonly used for fixing scaffold sheeting, but they can also be used to tie tarpaulins down. The total length of each shock cord is approximately 30cm, with a total stretch of approximately 40cm. Now featuring a handy rounded toggle which is easier to fit through tarpaulin eyelets.
Material :Inside latex thread & outside polyester
Length:300mm (12")
Diameter :5mm,5.2mm, 5.6mm
Cord Extension:75%
Breaking Load 630N
Package 100 pcs/bag, 10 bags/carton
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Recently, a chemical rescue vehicle worth 5.08 million yuan from Germany traveled across the sea from Germany to Chengdu for fire service. According to a person in charge of firefighting in Chengdu, this chemical rescue vehicle specializes in the leakage of chemical substances such as sulfur and chlorine.
Yesterday, Chengdu Business Daily reporter saw in the special service fire squadron that this valuable chemical rescue vehicle is not only huge, but also has more than 200 special equipments. According to Yu Jiang, deputy squadron leader of the second squadron of the special service, after receiving the alarm of chemical substance leakage, the firefighters can drive the vehicle to the scene to judge whether the leakage is serious according to the sense of smell, and then select the heavy, light or simple anti-chemical on the vehicle. Wear it.
"This pump can be amazing!" Yu Jiang said that as long as there are poisonous gases, chemical spills, etc. on the site, the gas pump and toxic substances can be absorbed immediately after the pump is turned on, and then filtered. Firefighters then discharge the exhaust gas to a special disposal site to ensure that it does not pollute the environment. Finally, after the site is cleaned up, the firefighters enter the washing tent and clean the whole body.
