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| Wire glass
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Glass containing wire support, which makes it stronger and less likely to be broken and cause harm. |
| Wire lath
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Wire used in concrete reinforcement. |
| Wire mesh
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Webbed steel used for concrete reinforcement. |
| Wire mold
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Small, enclosed metal channel, used to fasten electrical wiring to a wall when remodeling is done, rather than pulling the wiring through the walls. |
| Wire nut
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Also referred to as a wire connector or solderless connector. Often made of plastic, it joins two or more stripped electrical wires together by twisting, without the need for soldering. The tapered spring or threads in a wire nut hold the ends of the wires that are to be joined. |
| Wire rope
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Structural cable, which is made strong enough to use as hoist cables, by twisting together lengths of steel wire. |
| Wire size
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Numbering system assigned to designate the diameter of wire with the small size being given the higher number. |
| Wire stripper
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Tool that removes the insulation from the end of electrical wire, making it possible for a connection to be made. |
| Wire tie
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A system for attaching heavy steep slope roofing materials such as slate r tile by using wire fasteners in addition to or in place of nails. |
| Wire ties
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Short lengths of cement-coated or galvanized wire used in tying wood, metal or masonry together. |
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