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Re: Different Restraint Systems

Ed Phillips (edphill@aol.com)
Mon, 19 Aug 1996 10:17:15 -0400 (EDT)

Kim

Contact me via aol and I'll give you the name of some lab's and P.E.'s (product defect types) that do that sort of thing also I can pass on some info re. the device components for the intertial locks and the emergency locking (reel spool out rate sensitive) retractors and a thing called slip pawl that may be of interst to you. Whether you think it happens or not is for you to decide.

Ed
Ed Phillips
edphill@aol.com

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