Inspecting a cable sock is crucially important to ensure safe pulling operations, maximum sock strength and performance.
There are a number of variables that can weaken a cable sock which is why visual inspection of used socks is so important. There are some simple checks that you can do routinely to mitigate potential accidents from happening when you reuse a sock.
When inspecting a cable sock, identifying potential damage and trouble spots is key. Our Engineering team has compiled a summary of the types of damage you need to be aware of prior to beginning any pulling project with used cable socks, making the decision of whether to re-use a sock easier.
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Written and Published by Slingco.
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