Superior Service • Quality productS Product Catalogue balustrading | shade sails | marine | lifting | rigging Brisbane | Sydney | MelBourne www.jgtrading.com.au table of contents catalogue preface Introduction Galvanised Hardware Our Products How to Order Catalogue Preface 03 Various Fittings 52 Over 1500 stock product lines across a range Contact your local distributor for further information What is Stainless Steel 04 Shackles 53 of categories. In-house swaging, fabrication and on how to order these products. Please note that Magnetic Effects of Stainless Steel 05 assembly facilities. Strategic overseas alliances to pricing, delivery charges, terms of payment and provide the latest in global product trends. returns policies are set by the distributor. Environmental Benefits 06 Marine Harware ‘Tea Staining’ Effects 07 Rail Fittings / Canopy Fittings 54/55 Our Facilities Stairway/ Balustrading Terminations 08/15 Catalogue Acknowledgements Various Fittings 56 Showrooms, sales offices and warehouses in Produced and collated by the staff at J & G Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. Extensive distributor Wire Rope Trading on August 2012. Handrail & Glass Systems Specialised Tools network throughout Australia & New Zealand. Catalogue available on request from J & G Trading. Grade 316 16 Interactive website with all current products displayed. Pop Rivet Tools 57 Grade 316 PVC Coated / Grade 304 17 Blind Rivet Nut Tools 57 Galvanised 18 How to Use This Catalogue Cutters 58/59 Pre-made Wires 19 Our Mission Machine Press 59 This catalogue has been created to aid in product Hand Swagers 61/62 selection, provide detailed product specifications, To provide excellence in customer Stainless Steel Harware and assist with your ordering process. The service through the delivery of superior 'C' Spanners / Replacements 63 information contained herein is subject to change quality products, J & G Trading aims Rigging Screws 20 without prior notice, and should not be used as an to lead through price competitiveness, Miniature Parts 21 Stainless Steel Protection infallible guide to specifications. innovation and integrity. Terminals / Replacements 22 Rapelle Cleaning Products 64/65 Should you require further assistance or information Swage Terminals 23/24 Poligrat Surface Finishing Products 66 on any of these products, please contact your local Balustrading Misc. 26/27 Inox Protective Products 67 distributor. Welded Rings / Swivels 28 Rigging Screws / Turnbuckles 29/30 All dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise specified. The following is a list of abbreviated terms Thimbles / Saddles 31 as contained in this catalogue: Ferrules 32 Lag / Eye Screws 33 • B/S = Minimum Breaking Strain (Kg) Blind Rivet Nuts 34 • RWL = Recommended Working Load (Kg) Various Fittings 35 • TDL = Total Deformation Load (Kg) Eye Bolts 38 • Wgt = Weight of an item (g or Kg) Eye Nut / 'U' Bolts / B-Bolts / Latches 39 • AISI 304 = 304 Grade Stainless Steel • AISI 316 = 316 Grade Stainless Steel Pad Eyes 40/41 Hooks / Shackles 42 Snaps / Hooks 43 Spring Hooks / Snap Hooks 44 Shackles 45/46 Chain / Links / Hooks 48 Slip Hooks / 'S' Hooks 49 Pulleys / Sheaves 50 Pulleys / Pulley Blocks 51 2 Product Catalogue For more information on balustrading fittings visit our website www.jgtrading.com.au For more information on balustrading fittings visit our website www.jgtrading.com.au Product Catalogue 3 What is Stainless Steel? Magnetic effects of Steel INTRODUCTION Stainless Steel the What is Stainless Steel? Magnetic Effects of Stainless Steel All-Round Performer... Stainless steel is a generic term for a family of The magnetic When used properly, stainless corrosion resistant alloy steels containing 10.5% properties of steel enjoys a strong and enduring or more chromium. materials are reputation for visual appeal and affected by their structural integrity in a wide range INTRODUCTION All stainless steels have a high resistance to composition, metallic of applications and environments. corrosion. This resistance to attack is due to structure, processing the naturally occurring chromium-rich oxide film methods and formed on the surface of the steel. Although physical condition. extremely thin, this invisible, inert film is tightly Ferromagnetic adherent to the metal and extremely protective materials are in a wide range of corrosive media. The film is strongly attracted to Applications rapidly self repairing in the presence of oxygen, a permanent magnet and damage by abrasion, cutting or machining is and may also be + Architectural quickly repaired. + High and low temperature resistance magnetised to act as Building Products a permanent magnet. Some grades will resist scaling and maintain Why Choose Stainless Steel? high strength at very high temperatures, while Permeability is the property used to measure how well others show exceptional toughness at cryogenic a material concentrates the magnetic field. It gives an + Corrosion resistance temperatures. indication of the strength of the attraction to a magnet. + Residential & All stainless steels have a high resistance to It is more usual to refer to the relative permeability. Commercial corrosion. Low alloyed grades resist corrosion in + Ease of fabrication This is measured relative to the value for air or vacuum taken as 1. atmospheric conditions; highly alloyed grades can The majority of stainless steels can be cut, welded, resist corrosion in most acids, alkaline solutions, formed, machined and fabricated readily. and chloride bearing environments, even at elevated + Cold work + Marine temperatures and pressures (refer illustrations below). + Strength Wrought, austenitic stainless steels, such as ‘304’ and ‘316’, are generally regarded as non-magnetic The cold work hardening properties of many in the annealed condition, ie they are not attracted stainless steels can be used in design to reduce significantly by a magnet. However, if they are cold material thicknesses and reduce weight and costs. Corrosion Resistant Properties worked they will be attracted to a permanent magnet. Other stainless steels may be heat treated to make + Transport The change occurs because the cold work deformation very high strength components. Fig. 1 In any normal oxidising induces a transformation of the microstructure from environment a protective austenite to martensite. The effect is less marked in + Aesthetic appeal coating of passive chromium alloys with high concentrations of austenite stabilisers rich oxide film is automatically formed on stainless steel. Stainless steel is available in many surface finishes. such as nickel, nitrogen and carbon. Once the It is easily and simply maintained resulting in a high martensite is formed, it may also become magnetised + Art and Design quality, pleasing appearance. sufficiently to pick-up light objects such as paper clips. Fig. 2 When scratched, damaged or machined this protective film + Hygienic properties Magnetic attraction effects are most often noticed is denuded exposing the steel in heavily cold worked fabrications such as wire or to the atmosphere. The cleanability of stainless steel makes it the the dished end of a pressure vessel. It is possible to first choice in hospitals, kitchens, food and remove the magnetic effects by solution annealing and + Food, Beverage & pharmaceutical processing facilities. water quenching but this will also reduce the tensile Pharmaceutical properties and may give rise to distortion. Fig. 3 The protective coating is + Life cycle characteristics quickly restored through the Castings automatically require a higher percentage of rapid self-repairing quality of Stainless steel is a durable, low maintenance ferrite so that tearing does not occur during the casting the chromium rich film. material and is often the least expensive choice in + Process & Heavy process increasing the magnetic properties. a life cycle cost comparison. Engineering © Copyright ASSDA 2010 J & G Trading is a member of ASSDA 04 Product Catalogue For more information on stainless steel visit the ASSDA website www.assda.asn.au For more information on stainless steel visit the ASSDA website www.assda.asn.au Product Catalogue 5 environmental Benefits ‘tea Staining’ effects INTRODUCTION New Stainless Steel Has Stainless Steel and the Environment At Least 50% Scrap Metal Stainless Steel ‘Tea Staining’ Stainless steel is a valuable scrap chlorides and other contaminates can collect and material. It is 100% recyclable concentrate. A process called pickling may be and a preferred raw material input used to remove surface contaminants, but may dull by steel makers. Stainless steel the surface. Alternately electro polishing may be INTRODUCTION production incorporates high used, and has the added benefit of brightening the levels of scrap use. surface. + Specify Grade ‘316’ Stainless Steel As outlined in the previous section, Grade 316 is ideal for marine and highly corrosive environments. Regular maintenance and use of lanolin protective products will ensure the best resistance against tea staining and corrosive effects. In response to the growing awareness that our Incorrect specification, fabrication or quality of life depends upon protection of our subsequent handling in coastal environments environment, consumers and regulators are may cause stainless steel to stain or discolour, directing their resources towards products less impairing the overall look. This brown harmful to the environment. The challenge to discolouration, or tea staining has been specifiers is clear: understand the “cradle to identified