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Jan23
My cable is right on the edge of the size range, what do I do?
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You should always choose the higher size range, for more strength. For instance, if your cable or hose is 28mm OD, then choose a 28-40mm grip rather than 19-28mm.
Jan04
Can a cable grip or hose restraint be used as a lifting device?
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No, never. Ever.
Nov08
Can a cable grip be used as a permanent termination?
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No, cable grips are not intended as permanent terminations, but double and offset eye grips with thimbles are suitable as permanent load sharing devices.
Nov07
Can a cable grip be left attached overnight in the middle of a haul?
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Absolutely not, NCG grips are not tested for slip when exposed to varying elements over extended periods of time. Attached grips should be checked as often as possible for damage and slip.
The load applied to the cable grip should be calculated by the operator, in order to select the correct grip for the job.
Nov05
What is the safety factor for cable grips?
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Our Working Load Limits are based on a safety factor of 3:1, as a general guide only. There is currently no Australian Standard for cable hauling stockings and each application should be judged on its own merits, by experienced operators.
Nov04
How do I install a cable grip or hose restraint?
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Please see the downloads section for fitting procedures
