User:Brett Wuth/Running Notes/2011-04

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== 2011-04-10 ==
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Marking retired ropes:
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http://www.voea.vic.edu.au/publications/e-news/2007/may2007.html
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* no holes punched in it - in service rope does have
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* dipped in red paint
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* wrapped in black electrical tape
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/110759-retire-rock-climbing-rope/
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* red electrical tape
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Markers on rope:
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* purpose markers are sold by manufactures
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** http://www.dailyclimbingtips.com/gear/5-ways-to-mark-the-middle-of-your-rope/
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* UIAA warns against using other types of markers
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** http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/journal/climb/qclab/qc-lab-can-i-use-a-sharpie-to-mark-the-middle-of-my-rope
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** http://wiki.tradgirl.com/Will_using_a_magic_marker_to_mark_my_rope_weaken_it%3F
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* Blue Water recommends a Sharpie"rub a dub" laundry marking pen
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** http://www.bluewaterropes.com/home/faqs.asp
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Safe Working Load to MBS translation:
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* http://www.sterlingrope.com/media/document/techmanual.pdf

Revision as of 10:01, 10 April 2011

2011-04-05

documents:

2011-04-10

Marking retired ropes: http://www.voea.vic.edu.au/publications/e-news/2007/may2007.html

  • no holes punched in it - in service rope does have
  • dipped in red paint
  • wrapped in black electrical tape

http://www.livestrong.com/article/110759-retire-rock-climbing-rope/

  • red electrical tape


Markers on rope:


Safe Working Load to MBS translation:

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