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17-02-2011, 10:22

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Re: Arm goes down too fast?

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Originally Posted by JVN

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The longer your torque lever, the more effective the surgical tubing will be, the less you need to use.

True, but the shorter the torque lever, the more constant the force exerted by the tubing (because it changes length less as the arm move). So it's a compromise.

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