what is breaking strength?
2054871
It isn't listed, but other 1/2" solid braided nylon lines are listed with a safe working load (SWL) between 450 and 500 lbs., and a tensile strength (breaking point) between 4700 and 5000 lbs. NOTE: This line cannot be spliced.
1852701
Haven't measured it, sorry. You're unlikely to break it unless using it as a pry bar on something you shouldn't. Even so, this thing is heavy duty enough.
1016920
No, its full strength. Buy a gallon of deminiralized water for walgreens and mix.
609449
When locked it takes some force to opne. No worries it won't break just give it a good strong pull and it'll open.
938358
I do not know what 10 m strength would mean. I use the size that is for the part of the body I need it for. My arm, or leg or my son' leg all are different sizes. i never thought of the 10, 15 or 20. Sorry
1634011
NO. It is way too sturdy for breaking down to be feasible. This net is worth buying.
1844419
The lock is pretty sturdy, but I can't answer how much force it would take to break it.
198211
It is starting break, this product doesn't hold up to a anything heavy placed on it. Get a thin cutting board and furniture sliders, this works great.
669791
Yes, if done correctly your nails will be too strong to break. You can always put an extra layer on the ends where you tend to pick at them. This product works very well for me.
552134
The webbing is tightly woven but I have no idea of the minimum breaking strength. The manufacturer is the best resource for this question.
1316729
not really sure what you mean by break but you can start it and stop it at a push of a button
848107
i gave it to my son. after seeing your question i called him and asked about it. he said it was very strong. he was very happy with it. i hope this helps you.
2284749
Yes there is 3 different strength. It makes great tea. Janet you will love it
1782660
Unfortunately, it is not strong, but it's enough for me I think. Hope that helps.
94741
These have a 5:1 saftey margin....so if the WLL (Working Load Limit) is stamped on at 9500 LBS...actual "break point" is 5 times that at 47,500 LBS. Most straps have a 2:1 margin...this is why you will see straps that say 10,000 LBS capacity / 20,000 LB "break weight" etc etc... Clevis and hooks are typically are 5:1
2029419
Not sure of a breaking point but I wouldn't put much more than 1-2lbs on it. I use it for a chronograph that weighs maybe a pound, it's pretty flimsy but it does it's job and collapses very small which is what I wanted
313542
I ordered 3.0 strength. I believe they have a few options that you can order. When you start placing the order it should let you choose the strength that you need.