Sample 1

PharaohBatch W24XZAugust 3, 2026

Breaking force

25.75kN

Force–time trace

The capture from the rig’s force channel, plotted against elapsed time.

Test details

Tested: Aug 3, 2026 · 16:49
Duration: 199.0s
Scan rate: 500.0Hz
Sample: 1
Study: Batch Report - Pharaoh - W24XZ
Test machine: SnapLab break-test bench
DAQ device: LabJack T7
Beam location: No. 2 — Second position
Fixed grip: Sewn Loop
Moving grip: Sewn Loop

Instrumentation

Recorded channels
Channel	Sensor	Type	Units	Calibrated
AIN2 Main	Main Force Sensor	force	kN	Not recorded

Method

Pharaoh sewn loop (pattern 502) in the Sewn Loop to Sewn Loop break-test rig, line drawing — Test setup: Sewn Loop to Sewn Loop · Bartack ramp for 20 mm webbings

Configuration Sewn Loop to Sewn Loop

Sewing pattern Bartack ramp for 20 mm webbings Pattern 502

Determines strength retention in a sewn loop. The particular pattern used for sewing is indicated on each test.

Each sewn loop is done in an opposite direction in order to take out the possibility of failure by uneven loading across the width and thickness of the webbing. Each sewn loop is directly attached to the clevis pins on our test machine, with a diameter of pin diameter of 19mm.

These tests are often used as our elongation tests as well, since they experience the least change in length within the anchoring method.

Webbing starting length - 1.5 m (5 ft)
Pull Rate - ~350 mm per minute

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