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Re: Polycord Belting
It depends. You didn't mention the width or length of it. At work we use a kevlar reinforced belt ( .25 thick, 1.65 wide, by whatever length needed) and for 1' weighs less than a quater pound. Remember this is kevlar (metal) and not polycord (nylon) so I would say slightly less. I hope this helps and if in doubt round higher for a safety margin.
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Polycord Belting
31-01-2004, 13:37
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