Are these links welded shut or simply compressed?
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Hello J,Thanks for reaching out! We are one of the few manufacturers in the world with machine-welded chainmail. Feel free to reach out with any other questions. Have a great day!Cheers,Quiverr
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They must be welded although I can't see any weld marks because you cannot pull it apart. Don't know for sure but this little piece of mesh is a wonder. Kind of pricey, I thought, but sure glad I cracked and bought it because it does the trick.
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The ring that the chain mail hags on is welded. The other links appear to be welded but are so small it is hard to tell.
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Dont know. I gave them away as gift. All i can say is that i saw a big lump inside from the welding and it was not stainless steel.
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Yes exactly. The gray ring twists to tighten around them. The threads are gapped/fluted to allow them to compress.
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the connectors are open on the underside, i used my pocket knife to pry the ends apart then i was able to wiggle the connectors loose by moving them side to side. a flat head screw driver helps as well.
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No. This is a better style of chain that requires a rivet to be hammered into the connecting links.
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The handles are riveted in with a single rivet for each joint -- you could either saw off (hack saw) the rivets or the handle itself
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You have to compress the handles till it releases, otherwise you will have an incomplete crimp. I really like it and would recommend it to anyone.
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Instruction are included in the package. Be careful with the screwheads. Dont apply too much pressure when tightning. I broke one of them in mine.
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They are welded. They are very sturdy. We are well-pleased with our purchase of 6.
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Letting the cable out is free wheeling, but you should hear the ratchet as you lift. I hope this helps.
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The crimper tightens to the right amount - not to tight not too loose. Wirecutters I imagine you would have to guess if you got it tight enough. Personally I wouldn't risk it - I mean you wouldn't want one of these connections to leak behind a wall or something.
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They are air filled. I've had to patch the tube twice and replaced a tire in two years. The problem is when a flat occurs I don't have time to repair it right away. The compressor gets dragged to a few more jobs and that's what ruined the tire. I'm thinking about switching them out next time I have a problem. compressor still running strong.
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There us no need to even come close to having them that tight. Use the wrench that comes with it. I snuged mine up by hand .
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No welding required. I cut off the two stock rubber muffler hangers and bought two new exactly the same from a Jeep dealer. Cutting the hangers was easier than manually removing them, very stiff and difficult to remove without cutting.
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They are tightly twisted off at both ends but not sealed . I hope this answer helps you.
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If i remember correctly the couplings are glued and then the heater has compression fittings that screw onto the couplers at each end.
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they compress to a completely closed jaw. I have not found any hose clamps yet that they will not work on. still, for the smaller hose clamps I generally just use pliers. I bought these for the larger hose clamps that tend to numb your fingers if your pliers slip off