Tower Bolts Sample Clauses

Tower Bolts. 10.13.3.1. These shall generally conform to IS 204 (Part. I) & IS 204 (Part. II). Tower bolts shall be well made and shall be free from defects. The bolts shall be finished to the correct shape and shall have a smooth action. All tower bolts made with sheet of
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Tower Bolts. 9.2.1 Brass and aluminium tower bolts shall comply with IS 204 (Part 2)-1992 Specification for tower boltsPart 2, non-ferrous metals. The type and size of the tower bolts shall be as indicated. The bolts shall be brightfinished, stain finished, Ni-Cr plated as per IS 1068, copper oxidized as per IS 1376 or zinc plated as per IS 1573, as indicated.
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Tower Bolts. Tower bolts shall be of Aluminium anodized (extruded section) conforming to specifications given in clauses 9.3.1 and 9.3.3 of MES Schedule.
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Tower Bolts. 21.1 Aluminium anodized tower bolts shall comply with IS-204 (Part-II) specification for tower bolts, Part-II non-ferrous metals. The shape and size of tower bolt shall be as indicated. The type and size of tower bolt shall be as specified in respective item.
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Tower Bolts. Steel tower bolts shall comply with IS-204 (Part 1). Brass and aluminium (Non Ferrous) tower bolts shall comply with IS-204 (Part 2). The type and size of the tower bolts shall be as mentioned in Schedule “A” List of items of work. The bolts shall be bright finished, stain finished, Ni-Cd plated as per IS-1068, copper oxidized as per IS-1376 or zinc plated as per IS-1573, as indicated. Barrel and skeleton tower bolts, wherever possible, shall have the knob integral with bolts. Diameter of bolt shall be of 10 mm for tower bolt of size up to 125 mm and it will be 12 mm for the tower bolt of sizes 150 mm and above.
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Tower Bolts. Refer para 9.3 of MES schedule Part-I as applicable.
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