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Safe Working Load
- Proper load which the
rope may carry economically and safely
Sash Cord - Term applied to small 6x7
wire ropes commonly made of iron, bronze or copper wires
Seale - A strand construction having one
size of cover wires with the same number of one size of wires in the inner layer
and each layer having the same length and direction of lay.
Seize - To bind securely the end of a
wire rope or strand wfth seizing wire or strand
Seizing Strand - Small strand usually of 7
wires made of soft annealed wire
Seizing Wire - soft annealed wire
Serve - To cover the surface of a wire rope
or strand with a wrapping of fiber cord
Shackle - A "U" shaped fitting with pin
Sheave - A grooved pulley for use with rope
Siemens-Martin Strand - A grade of
galvanized strand
Slings - Wire ropes made into forms, with
or without fittings, for handling loads and so made as to permit the attachment
of an operating rope
Slings, Braided -A very flexible sling
composed of several individual wire ropes braided into a single sling
Smooth Faced Drum - Drum with a plain face,
not grooved
Spiral Groove - Groove which follows the
path of a helix around the drum, as the thread of a screw
Splicing - Interweaving of two ends of
ropes so as to make a continuous or endless length without appreciably
increasing the diameter. Also making a loop or eye in the end of a rope by
tucking the ends of the strands
Stainless Steel Rope - Wire rope made of
chrome-nickel steel wires having great resistance to corrosion
Steel Clad Rope - Rope with individual
strands spirally wrapped with flat steel wire
Stone Sawing Strand - Usually a 3-wire
strand used in quarrying stone or slate
Strand - An arrangement of wires helically
laid about an axis. or another wire or fiber center to produce a symmetrical
section
Swaged Fittings - Fittings in which wire
rope is inserted and attached by cold flowing method
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