Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 1500 N (350 lb)

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Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 1500 N (350 lb) or Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 1500 N (350 lb) Mx, My, Mz < 960 N-m (700 ft-lb) or Mmax = (Mx2+My2+Mz2)0.5 < 1640 N-m (1200 ft-lb) Fz Fy Fx CMF025, CMF050 & CMF100 All CMFS Sizes F025, F050, F100

Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 5000 N (1100 lb) or Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 5000 N (1100 lb) Mx, My, Mz < 1800 N-m (1300 ft-lb) or Mmax = (Mx2+My2+Mz2)0.5 < 3100 N-m (2300 ft-lb) Fz Fy Fx CMF200, CMF300 F200, F300

Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 5000 N (1100 lb) or Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 5000 N (1100 lb) Mx, My, Mz < 1800 N-m (1300 ft-lb) or Mmax = (Mx2+My2+Mz2)0.5 < 3100 N-m (2300 ft-lb) Fz Fy Fx CMF350, CMF400, CMF HC2

Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 12000 N (2800 lb) or Fmax = (Fx2+Fy2+Fz2)0.5 < 12000 N (2800 lb) Mx, My, Mz < 13500 N-m (10000 ft-lb) or Mmax = (Mx2+My2+Mz2)0.5 < 23000 N-m (17000 ft-lb) Fz Fy Fx CMF HC3, CMF HC4