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On Sun, 29 May 2005 14:54:04 GMT, "MMC" wrote:
Good point Brian. Aren't scuba tank straps made of the same material as seat belts? The ones I have seen have terylene straps, yes Brian W /// Nylon's strength is gained from its extended strain capability (it is "stretchy") so that heaving loads can shift and rub on their mounts if secured with nylon strap. A polyester or terylene strap, such as you find on your seat belts is stiffer. You can see the terylene strap to metal stitching very clearly on seat belts. They are rated (if I recall) at 30g which is rather more than any boat structure can handle, typically. Brian Whatcott |
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