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Apr 14, 2021 - 10:22 PM
I'm sorry, but this is really more of an engineering question and not something we can answer for you.
How much tension would I need to apply to a 1/2 inch 6 x19 cable 75 feet long pulled horizontally, supporting 100 pounds in the middle of the 75 feet with only one foot of deflection? Would you please send me the supporting math for this problem so I won't need to bother you again? Thank you. 1/4" 6x36 Class Wire Rope - 6880 lbs Breaking Strength
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" 6x36 Class (6x37) Bright Wire Rope – Flexible EIPS IWRC Hoisting Rope \n 6x36 Class Bright Wire Rope (also called 6x37 Class ) is known for its superior flexibility and fatigue resistance. With more, smaller wires per strand than 6x19, it bends smoothly around sheaves and drums, making it ide...
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