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Cheers Burn!

Drenaline

Marlow samples.

One of my jobs.

We're all wondering that. :)

New things.

Courant have been doing the same type of thing.

All ready to go.

Slaice production ceased about 3 years ago.

After many delays I'm finally in production

Don't quote me but I believe it's machine stitched to save production time.

Depending on the age it probably isn't a Slaice.

New from ISC a Quickie type connector but with a pulley and unlike the Quickie it has CE certification.

Yes I am certified to spLIFE Tachyon and Drenaline and also Komora and Kanopa for Courant, still waiting on the results for Kalimba.I don't know anything about the hitch cord splice but as they sew those terminations which is easier and faster and more efficient I doubt whether it has continued.

Static strength, splice is subjected to 15kN for three minutes, the numbers you see are what the splices eventually broke at, the requirement is 15kn. The dynamic results on the right requires an 100kg weight being dropped 2m, the requirement is for the splice to survive 5 drops, my Tachyon...

Consistency is the key.

Ah sorry.

No it's made out of the same material as the TM but cut with water rather than knives.

I went up to DMM at the beginning of the week and saw the first ever back support being water cut for the new DMM harness designed by the Treemagineers, cool place, very cool machinery and most excellent people.

Tiny.