Answer: It is best to let us do it. Please fax to us your desired bill of materials and we will calculate the optimal nested quantities to fill a container. We will fax this back to you for your approval.

Answer: In order to maximize the amount of fiberglass insulation that we load into a container we need to "nest", for example, a 6" x1" pipe section inside a 8" x1". We also ship some empty boxes in each container. See similar questions...

There are 2 sizes, 24pc/case and 36pc/case. There are 3100 cases/40'FCL. Please check with the logistics company in your region. A HQ or extra long container can offer a much-improved shipping efficiency and should be chosen whenever it is possible. See similar questions...

Head Lice Cure comes in a kit with 4 - 16oz. containers of the solution. This may seem like a lot of product See similar questions...

Answer: This is a tough question -- most roses are real sun lovers and need at least 5 hours of sun each day to perform well. Roses that get less sun than they need have fewer blossoms and leggy growth as they try to reach for the sun. And sometimes shady spots also are more moist, which can lead to leaf spot and mildew problems. Generally, the thing to do is find a rose that blooms prolifically in full sun and has good disease resistance. See similar questions...

Answer: Not at this time. It takes too long to run up a large order for one person when there are always individuals waiting. Given our low margin, we can't afford to reduce prices since we sell every collar we make. If you have a Really Cool Idea on how you and us can make more money, email us. Answer: Okay, first, calm down. Call the Church and tell them you are having a personal problem and might be a little late, because this may take more than ten minutes. Next, here's what you don't do. See similar questions...

ANSWER: If you are looking to purchase an item in quantities larger than those listed on the site, then please contact us via email using our Contact / Order link and we will supply you with a quote for ordering. See similar questions...

Officially, from February 15th ? July 10th each year. The peak time of nest initiation in Cape Coral is mid-March See similar questions...

It nests single parts (or clusters of parts) in an array manner. OMAX Array Nester automatically rotates and spaces parts for optimal material utilization. It automatically considers that the user may want to multi-head nest, or step and repeat a nested part or strip of parts. This is useful for machining the same part multiple times. See similar questions...

I am just interested in the type of nesting material you place at the bottom of your nesting boxes-- are there some better than others? Thanks, Jeff Phillips See similar questions...

A - BTU stands for British Thermal Unit and it is used to describe the power of heating and cooling systems. Firstly, when estimating the size of a radiator you should decide what temperature you require your room to be. The most common ideal centigrade temperatures for specific rooms in your house are displayed in the table below as guide: The second calculation is for the heat loss from your room. This calculation will take into account many factors i.e. See similar questions...

The quantity of oligos is often described in O.D. units which actually express light absorbance. One O.D. corresponds to the amount of oligo in a 1mL volume that results in an optical density of 1 in a 1cm path-length cuvette. This corresponds to approximately 33 ?g of oligo, although it varies for each particular oligo depending on its sequence. See similar questions...

Answer: Six year sample weights for NHANES 1999-2004 should be calculated by researchers as follows: With the first two dataset weights (NHANES 1999-2002) already averaged, then the six year year weight would be WT99-04 = (2/3) x WT99-02 + (1/3) x WT03-04, where WT99-02 is the variable WTMEC4YR from the NHANES 2001-2002 demographic file dataset, and WT03-04 is the variable WTMEC2YR from the NHANES 2003-2004 demographic file dataset. See similar questions...

Answer: Degrees of freedom are properly calculated by subtracting the number of clusters in the first level of sampling (strata) from the number of clusters in the second level of sampling (PSUs) for each subgroup you are analyzing. Answer: For both SUDAAN and SAS Survey procedures, the degrees of freedom are calculated in the same way when looking at the entire sample population or in subgroups where all strata and PSUs are represented. See similar questions...

Answer: You can easily figure the premium over melt value of any item with the aid of a calculator. Simply divide the price of the item by its fine weight (the precious metal content) to determine the cost per ounce. Then divide the cost per ounce by the spot price. The fine weights for many items are listed on the Computer Quotes page. For example, suppose that gold spot is $400 and the price of an Austria 100 Corona is $402. Divide the coin's price ($402) by its fine weight (.9802 oz). See similar questions...

ANSWER: You will find out the exact shipping charges prior to our sending you an e-invoice by giving us a complete SHIP TO address when you make your initial contact with us. See similar questions...

Answer: The treadmill uses a default weight of 185 pounds. The calories burned increases as weight increases. Here are two formulas to calculate calories burned... one complicated, one easy. It is interesting to note that incline is half as effective if the user is running versus walking. So walk on an incline to maximize burn! Complicated Description: Calories burned are directly proportional to the users weight. See similar questions...

ANSWER: NO. I am not affiliated in any way with the owners of the containers, nor am I a container dealer. I cannot quote prices on containers. See above. See similar questions...

ANSWER: NO. I am not affiliated in any way with any container manufacturers so I do not have access to detailed container drawings. Such drawings are typically proprietary information so you probably won't be able to find them on the internet. See similar questions...