Fitting a socket to the end of a rope.
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Socketing
The component that provides the vertical raising and lowering of a load. Wire rope
and chain are commonly used lifting mediums.
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Lifting Medium
The slow deformation of a material over time. Also known as creep.
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Yielding
To turn 180 degrees.
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Pivot
A standardized measure of strength.
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Tensile Grade
To unwrap the strands of rope.
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, Unlay
Progressive structural damage to an object that is subjected to cumulative stress from
repeated loads.
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Fatigue
Discoloration on metal as a result of oxidation.
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Rust
A larger, more complex type of overhand knot.
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Figure-Eight
A moveable pulley that is used to raise and lower loads. More lines on a block and
tackle allow you to do more work with less effort.
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, Block And Tackle
To gain velocity or increase speed in a given direction.
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Accelerate
A thread made by twisting fibers together.
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Strand
A soft material that comes from the cotton plant. Cotton has the lowest strength of all
fiber rope, but it can withstand a great deal of bending.
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Cotton
Lengthening or extending from force. Slings, ropes, and chains with signs of excessive
stretching are not safe for use.
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Socketing
The component that provides the vertical raising and lowering of a load. Wire rope
and chain are commonly used lifting mediums.
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Lifting Medium
The slow deformation of a material over time. Also known as creep.
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Yielding
To turn 180 degrees.
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Pivot
A standardized measure of strength.
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Tensile Grade
To unwrap the strands of rope.
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, Unlay
Progressive structural damage to an object that is subjected to cumulative stress from
repeated loads.
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Fatigue
Discoloration on metal as a result of oxidation.
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Rust
A larger, more complex type of overhand knot.
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Figure-Eight
A moveable pulley that is used to raise and lower loads. More lines on a block and
tackle allow you to do more work with less effort.
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, Block And Tackle
To gain velocity or increase speed in a given direction.
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Accelerate
A thread made by twisting fibers together.
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Strand
A soft material that comes from the cotton plant. Cotton has the lowest strength of all
fiber rope, but it can withstand a great deal of bending.
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Cotton
Lengthening or extending from force. Slings, ropes, and chains with signs of excessive
stretching are not safe for use.
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