Questions and Answers
What is the primary material used in the construction of the AcmeThread Strut?
What is the maximum combined length allowed when using strut extensions?
Which base option does the District utilize with an emphasis on vehicle stabilization?
What diameter is the Multi-Base cylinder?
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How many holes does the Hinged Base 12 with Anchor Ring have to accept pickets?
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Which lengths are available for strut extensions?
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Study Notes
AcmeThread Strut
- Made of aluminum alloys, ensuring a lightweight and strong system.
- Available in two length ranges: 25"-36" and 37"-58".
Strut Extension
- Offered in lengths of 12", 24", and 36".
- Functions independently as a rigid support when combined with base plates and end plates.
- Can be integrated with LockStroke or AcmeThread Struts to extend length.
- Limited to a maximum of two extensions with a total combined length of 36".
Hinged Base 12 with Anchor Ring
- Designed specifically for vehicle stabilization.
- Measures 12" and features 8 holes for accepting pickets.
Multi-Base
- Features a 3" diameter cylinder base.
- Incorporates a claw-like wedge, slotting to accept 3/8" chain.
- The 90-degree "V" end includes two cross-drilled holes for nails.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential components of the RSS deployment, focusing on the AcmeThread Strut and its specifications. Learn about the material properties and available lengths of the struts and strut extensions critical for various applications. Understand how these components contribute to the overall resilience and functionality of the system.
