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What are the three basic designs of wire rope slings flat braid,cable laid ,round laid
a single part wire rope sling is the most common type of sling used in rigging operations true
Mechanical splices form a stronger splice than hand tucked splices in both IWRC and FC wire rope true
because they have a lower D/d ratio hand tucked splices can bend around smaller objects with out being damaged true
What formula does the manufacturer use to determine working load limit of a wire rope sling BS / 5 = WLL
what is a thimble galvanized or stainless steel fitting placed inside the eye of wire rope sling
Because of their construction braided wire rope slings are heavy and inflexible true
The WLL may be exceeded when using synthetic slings true
the minimum D/d ratio for a standard cable laid sling is 10 true
All mutlipart slings consists of many small wires that are more susceptible to wear and breakage then the wires in a single part sling true
because it has more ......a standard cable laid sling is very flexible wire ropes
the D/d ratio for a braided sling is approximately 20 times the component wire rope diameter true
A seven strand hand tucked wire rope sling made from one continuous length of wire rope is known as a ... grommet
the minimum circumference of a grommet is....times the body diameter 96
which of the following materials are most commonly used to manufacture a synthetic web sling Nylon polyester
Synthetic web slings twist during hoisting operations false
Why are leather protective strips that exceed 6' in length not acceptable form use on synthetic web slings leather doesn't stretch after 6' and will break
what does it mean if one or both tattle tails are retracted into the sling cover Over load
synthetic web slings are not as flexible as wire rope slings false
why are synthetic slings able to absorb heavy shock loads because they stretch
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