Power Band Model Code |
Colour |
Force required for initial deformation |
Force required to extend by +100 cm |
| AHF-251 | Orange | 3 Kg | 4 Kg |
| AHF-128 | Red | 5 Kg | 6 Kg |
| AHF-129 | Black | 10 Kg | 12 Kg |
| AHF-130 | Purple | 15 Kg | 20 Kg |
| AHF-131 | Green | 20Kg | 30 Kg |
| AHF-132 | Blue | 25 Kg | 50 Kg |
Maintenance
Power loops are made of Latex. This material is susceptible, over time, to the evaporation of the chemical agents that make this type of rubber elastic.
To prolong the life of this product, you can follow these steps:
- Avoid storing the loops outdoors, especially under direct sunlight or strong light: Air, light sources, and UV rays accelerate the deterioration of latex.
- If possible, store them in a hermetically sealed bag after use.
- Avoid using the loops by anchoring them to components with sharp edges (e.g., some equipment racks).
- Wash only with lukewarm water. Do not use cleaning products: Degreasers, alcohol-based products, and oils are all aggressive for this material.
- After washing and always before use, sprinkle the elastic with talcum powder. Talcum powder greatly reduces deterioration and facilitates use by preventing the latex from gripping hands or equipment, also providing a better feel.
- Upon receiving the elastic and also regularly, every 2-3 months after washing with lukewarm water, you can lubricate the elastic with a silicone lubricant, such as "WD-40 silicone lubricant" (CAUTION! NOT standard WD-40, which is aggressive). This procedure can prolong the life of the elastic and prevent the typical white film of this material.
- Do not experiment with cleaning or lubrication using products that may seem harmless: Vaseline oil, for example, is harmful to latex, as is olive oil. Similarly, bleach or degreasers are very harmful. Adhere to the instructions above.
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