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After marking the “key” section/rope area, get on top of the car, take measurements of rope diameters in that section (or use a rope go/no-go gauge). During and after the diameter check, break/fatigue conditions that indicate replacement criteria in the standard should be inspected.

2 of ASTM F1740-96 (2007) Guide for Inspection of Nylon, Polyester, or Nylon/Polyester Blend, or Both Kernmantle Rope recommends 10 years as a maximum rope life.

Wire Rope - Inspection Safety Talk Broken wires. Replace rope if there are: ... Worn/abraded wires. Replace rope, if outer wires: ... Reduced diameter. Replace rope if wear on individual wires exceeds 1/3 of their diameter. ... Cuts/burns. Replace rope if any wires or strands are cut or burned. ... Core protrusion.

Make sure there are no cuts, burns, frayed strands, fuzzy areas or signs of chemicals. If the sheath passes inspection, begin to check the condition of the core with a tactile inspection over the full length of the rope. Pay attention to hard spots, swelling, soft or crushed areas.

At least every 12 months, wire ropes in use on equipment must be inspected by a qualified person in ance with paragraph (a) of this section (shift inspection).

0:12 1:37 If there is some damage the rope you're quite often notice an uneven bend as you flex the road thisMoreIf there is some damage the rope you're quite often notice an uneven bend as you flex the road this ropes damaged here. Get a sharp end picking the road also looking for burnt areas on the sheath.

List 8 things to look for when inspecting fiber rope: Check inside for broken yarns, look for powder-like materials, check for mildew, check for dirty/loose inside strands, check for lost life/elasticity, outside coarse or dry from hot surfaces, discolored from acids, throw a twist out of the rope.

At least every 12 months, wire ropes in use on equipment must be inspected by a qualified person in ance with paragraph (a) of this section (shift inspection).

Make sure there are no cuts, burns, frayed strands, fuzzy areas or signs of chemicals. If the sheath passes inspection, begin to check the condition of the core with a tactile inspection over the full length of the rope. Pay attention to hard spots, swelling, soft or crushed areas.

The CMC Rope Log makes it easy to document your ropes inspections, wash cycles, and usage.

CHECKING THE ROPE. The most basic rule to know when checking your rope is this: If you can see the core, retire it. Any visible core is vulnerable to significant and immediate damage and should not be climbed on. If you can't see the core of your rope, that's a good start.

2 of ASTM F1740-96 (2007) Guide for Inspection of Nylon, Polyester, or Nylon/Polyester Blend, or Both Kernmantle Rope recommends 10 years as a maximum rope life.

After marking the “key” section/rope area, get on top of the car, take measurements of rope diameters in that section (or use a rope go/no-go gauge). During and after the diameter check, break/fatigue conditions that indicate replacement criteria in the standard should be inspected.

2 of ASTM F1740-96 (2007) Guide for Inspection of Nylon, Polyester, or Nylon/Polyester Blend, or Both Kernmantle Rope recommends 10 years as a maximum rope life.

Wire Rope - Inspection Safety Talk Broken wires. Replace rope if there are: ... Worn/abraded wires. Replace rope, if outer wires: ... Reduced diameter. Replace rope if wear on individual wires exceeds 1/3 of their diameter. ... Cuts/burns. Replace rope if any wires or strands are cut or burned. ... Core protrusion.

Make sure there are no cuts, burns, frayed strands, fuzzy areas or signs of chemicals. If the sheath passes inspection, begin to check the condition of the core with a tactile inspection over the full length of the rope. Pay attention to hard spots, swelling, soft or crushed areas.

At least every 12 months, wire ropes in use on equipment must be inspected by a qualified person in ance with paragraph (a) of this section (shift inspection).

0:12 1:37 If there is some damage the rope you're quite often notice an uneven bend as you flex the road thisMoreIf there is some damage the rope you're quite often notice an uneven bend as you flex the road this ropes damaged here. Get a sharp end picking the road also looking for burnt areas on the sheath.

List 8 things to look for when inspecting fiber rope: Check inside for broken yarns, look for powder-like materials, check for mildew, check for dirty/loose inside strands, check for lost life/elasticity, outside coarse or dry from hot surfaces, discolored from acids, throw a twist out of the rope.

At least every 12 months, wire ropes in use on equipment must be inspected by a qualified person in ance with paragraph (a) of this section (shift inspection).

Make sure there are no cuts, burns, frayed strands, fuzzy areas or signs of chemicals. If the sheath passes inspection, begin to check the condition of the core with a tactile inspection over the full length of the rope. Pay attention to hard spots, swelling, soft or crushed areas.

The CMC Rope Log makes it easy to document your ropes inspections, wash cycles, and usage.

CHECKING THE ROPE. The most basic rule to know when checking your rope is this: If you can see the core, retire it. Any visible core is vulnerable to significant and immediate damage and should not be climbed on. If you can't see the core of your rope, that's a good start.

2 of ASTM F1740-96 (2007) Guide for Inspection of Nylon, Polyester, or Nylon/Polyester Blend, or Both Kernmantle Rope recommends 10 years as a maximum rope life.