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dogwood 12th October 2009 07:08 PM

5bar alloy flooring?
 
After my last post about dodgy steel,
I have just been looking on Parker steel site.

I've got a question about alloy flooring.
I used 2mm 5251 alloy plate.
On Parkers steel they are showing 2mm 5bar tread 5754 alloy plate

Assuming the 5bar tread is raised up.
Does anyone know if this is 2mm plus the tread thickness
or 2mm including the tread?
Also what is the difference between 5251 and 5754?

Cheers David

londonsean69 12th October 2009 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 23080)
After my last post about dodgy steel,
I have just been looking on Parker steel site.

I've got a question about alloy flooring.
I used 2mm 5251 alloy plate.
On Parkers steel they are showing 2mm 5bar tread 5754 alloy plate

Assuming the 5bar tread is raised up.
Does anyone know if this is 2mm plus the tread thickness
or 2mm including the tread?
Also what is the difference between 5251 and 5754?

Cheers David

Give me 5 mins, and I will pop out the back and measure the sheet I have

Done:D

2mm without the bar (ie on the flat bits)
Approx 3.2mm with the bars

So 2mm PLUS the tread

Hope that helps

dogwood 12th October 2009 07:23 PM

Cheers Sean.
That's what I was hoping.



David

AshG 12th October 2009 07:51 PM

may i ask how you plan to get 8X4 sheets back to france? :D

dogwood 12th October 2009 08:36 PM

Don't even start with me.........:eek:
Bloody Parkers gave me all that....:mad:

see my post dodgy steel....:D


David

Incase you wondered, this is how
I did it last time....

AshG 12th October 2009 08:47 PM

i see you and raise you this


flyerncle 12th October 2009 09:31 PM

David, I think the numbers refer to hardness ie 5000 is half hard (may be wrong ):D

londonsean69 12th October 2009 10:00 PM

Let me google that for you:D

http://tinyurl.com/yjz55k4

Second result - Roymech - a very very handy site for many engineering related questions, bolt sizes and pitches etc.

gingea1pom 12th October 2009 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AshG (Post 23101)
i see you and raise you this


My offering

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HandyAndy 12th October 2009 10:26 PM

i didn,t take a photo but i,ve recently had over 200mtrs of box erw steel inside my van , picked up in batches, cut into 3mtrs lengths carrying 40 lengths a time :eek: :D & its all for Roadster builds

andy
i,ll take the camera next time:)


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