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Re: How are the actuation cables in multi-stage telescoping lifts tensioned?
We would put a wire tie around the lift string and hold it tensioned (to the side) with surgical tubing. That gave a shock relief to the assembly when it ran into a mechanical stop as well.
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Re: How are the actuation cables in multi-stage telescoping lifts tensioned?
968 used a bungee cord between the carriage and the down wire rope.
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Re: How are the actuation cables in multi-stage telescoping lifts tensioned?
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http://media.team254.com/2012/08/slipstream.jpg With cascade there is usually not a problem. From what I've sent eh more popular solution with cascaded elevators is chain, belts, or rack/pinion, which either isn't prone to losing tension or can easily be tensioned using a method other than a spring. |
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