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Radial load limit (measurement unit: [N]) is the maximum radial (normal to the spin axis) load capable of being accepted by the positioner without damage. Examples of radial forces include the vertical load on an elevation or Pol positioner, wind or seismic forces and forces produced during the installation of the test article.
