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high end yatch hardware is probably about as good as you're going to get--and some of their pulleys operates in the general force range you're describing. Given that it's a central issue on racing boats, and that they have essentially unlimited budgets, I'd imagine that the America's Cup folks have pushed this problem about as far as it will go. "g3_josh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm looking for someone experienced with running cable (synthetic or > steel) over Nylatron (or similar synthetic) sheaves (pulleys). We are > looking at running a synthetic cable over "dead" (static)sheaves at up > to 350+ fps. There will be approximately 15,000 lbs tension in the > cable. To make things worse I also want 5 - 10 years of life. We are > searching for the dynamic holy grail, the massless, frictionless > pulley. Anyone seen it?
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