What is the tear strength if pulled by hand?
911308
I have stretched it over huge heavy loads of bagged leaves in the bed of my pickup truck and it has not torn. It seems to be made of quality bungee cord material. Let me suggest though that one might do well to remove 12 of the 16 hooks as all you really need are the corner hooks. The excess hooks, if left on, present a huge problem with the whole net getting snarled up like a Gordian knot. I have stretched this net from the front tie downs, up and over bags that were 2' higher than the cab and then connected to the bottom of the rear bumper with no problems. But, of course, I lash a few pieces of 550 nylon line over the top to prevent shifting and to secure the load more snugly.
1791280
Well it depends on what you do. I'm a female with strong hands and play tennis, the 7 pound tension is strong enough to strengthen my grip yet light enough for repeated grip (which is recommended). For guys I would say 7 pounds or higher.
847718
This is a great question, but a little disingenuous. You don't have to be in an emergency and use it to know if it's a good product or not. I've tested the cutting portion on a piece of material with the same consistency and tensile strength as a standard seatbelt. I've also applied the hammer portion to a piece of glass (although it was not auto glass, I have no doubt that it would work the same), and it broke it with ease.
1599097
You just have to pull. I was trying to be delicate as to not break it but it's ok to just yank. Honestly I returned mine it didn't work at all.
797235
Be careful not to break a bone in the main part of your hand. Handwraps are a better choice if you hit hard.
716837
Worked just fine for me. I also had a 2 inch tear in mine. Keep in mind that it darkens quite a bit when it dries.
2045236
With my caliper, it measures 0.0035" or 3.5 mil. My caliper does not measure 5 decimal places, so can't confirm that extra 0.04 mil, however, 3.5 mil offers outstanding strength and tear resistance.
1025648
You might be able to but did not want to ruin one to find out.I have been using a couple of them for two tears with no problem.
440674
If you are not already rough with your hands, then your grip strength doesnt actually matter IMO. you must toughen up your hands. These things are metal and cut in a diamond texture like a weight bar. You should really get a Trainer model if you don't already have somewhat beatup hands. Even if it proves to be easy to compress, you can always slow down the rep to improve effectiveness until you pick up the #1.
62863
These have a 1.6 lbs. pull force in ideal test conditions. They are N42. Know that the higher the N# the more fragile the magnet. The magnetic strength per weight can increase but with that they increase in brittleness, they can break to pieces much easier. N42 provide the magnetic strength with durability for the best design for craft magnet uses.
1982673
Nope, you can pull as many as you need towards you, then rip down to tear away from roll.
2208274
This strength is 5000, an amount recommended by my doctor after he determined what I needed via a blood test. I'd check with your doctor.
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.
2133940
20 but they are hard to pull apart and tear easy. I ordered more than I needed because of the tearing. We are using these for wedding invitations.
878122
I haven't had tearing issues. I have had mine about 9 months and I still love it :) going to bed is a comfy experience!
632886
If you can handle a two year old child crying uncontrollably in your arms for a few seconds I do not see a problem depending on the gauge of the wire will say how much pressure is needed. I feel that a Women or Man can use this tool maybe not with ease but it can be done if we want to. I hope I was helpful !
1526117
We also had a tear in our liner, used the tape but it lifted within 24 hours. Good luck.