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Posted for "John Barrett" <2thman@cablespeed.com>:

  Chris,
  
  Nylaflow is used.  I've tried other brands of nylon, but the Nylaflow has
  better qualities - specifically stiffness and heat resistance.
  
  
  The loads used on the cycle tests were quite small, in the order of five
  pounds,  There were no cycle tests performed at the rated load of 3,000# per
  lineal foot.
  
  I've been out of town and it will take a few days before I can get to
  sending you a hinge sample.
  
  Regards,
  John Barrett