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I got stoned and googled Metal Velcro. Puts the plastic shit to shame.
Steel ?Velcro? Made By Germans Supports 35 Tons, 800 Degree Heat
By Jason Chen on September 5, 2009 at 11:30 AM
If your Velcro jacket fasteners were made of this German-engineered steel ?Velcro?, you?d be able to withstand 35 tons worth of force?provided your skin and bones don?t tear first.
The ?Velcro?, which isn?t really Velcro but has one side with spikes and the other with steel brushes, can take heat at up to 800 degrees Celsius, which is plenty sufficient for use in cars, which only gets up to 800 degrees Celsius in direct sunlight.
And if you?re interested in tearing these Velcro strips vertically (as in straight out instead of horizontally, where it?s stronger), it can hold up to 7 tons. So, a 6 ton man or a 6614 pound Hummer H2 could be suspended from a building with no problem. |
