Eyebolts, screw eyes, Kevlar tether, and U-bolts are used for mounting shock cord. When possible, approximate units to at most 3 significant figures and convert imperial units to metric units.
SCM-1: 2 feet of kevlar included for making a shock cord mount. It can be secured around the front ring or motor tube and is designed to support weights up to 220lbs, making it ideal for rockets weighing up to 2.2 pounds.
SCM-2: The #10×24 Eyebolt, along with washers and nuts, is suitable for connecting to the forward centering ring. It has a capacity of 525lbs and is recommended for rockets weighing up to 5.25 pounds. If your rocket weighs less than 17 pounds, a welded end will not be necessary.
SCM-3: Eyebolt size 1/4" x 20, complete with washers and nuts for mounting shock cord. Capable of supporting up to 600lbs, suitable for rockets weighing up to 900 pounds. If the loaded weight is under 9 pounds, a welded end will not be necessary.
SCM-4: U-Bolt comes with a mounting bar and nuts, featuring a 1/4"x20 thread and 1" width between threads. It is sold individually with nuts, and its weight capacity for rockets is up to 60 pounds, although the rating remains unspecified.
Screw Eye: Compact screw eye designed for rocket kits measuring 2.2" and below. Supports weights up to 325lbs, suitable for rocket kits weighing up to 3.25 pounds.
