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 MIL-HDBK-1013/10
Knuckle. The selvage obtained by interlocking adjacent pairs of wire ends and
bending the wire back into a loop.
Line Posts (10). Intermediate posts spaced a maximum of 10 feet (3.04 m)
apart and considered to be the backbone of the fence line.
Line Rail Clamp.
A fitting to secure mid-rail(s) or bottom rail or both, to
the line post.
m. Meter.
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Mesh (1).
The clear distance between parallel wires forming a diamond.
MIL-HDBK.
Military Handbook.
mm. Millimeter.
NATO.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
NAVELEX.
Naval Electronics Command.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
NAVFACENGCOM.
NFPA.
National Fire Protection Association.
NSN. National Stock Number.
OPNAVINST.
Chief of Naval Operations Instruction.
Picket. A single helically formed steel wire like those used in the
manufacture of chain link fence fabric. Used for field splicing rolls of
fabric into continuous chain link mesh.
Post Cap.
A fitting atop a post usually to exclude water from tubular posts.
Post Hinge. A fitting that attaches to the gate post, the pintle of which
fits the frame hinge permitting the gate to swing.
Pull Post. A terminal post used in a line of fence to brace a long stretch of
fence or effect a change in elevation along the fence line.
Poly Vinyl Chloride coating used on fencing and fence materials.
PVC.
Rail End. A cup-shaped fitting used with a brace to connect the top rail or
brace to a post.
A decorative ornament on top of a gate.
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