Slings and Chokers

Question 1

The smallest recommended sling angle is ? .

Answer 1

30 degree

Question 2

If a single rated load is provided for a bridle sling, it is assumed to be for a ? bridle hitch.

Answer 2

60 degree

Question 3

The ? should never be allowed

Answer 3

shock loading

Question 4

? are preferred for distribution work such as lifting transformers and regulators.

Answer 4

Web Slings

Question 5

The ? of a sling is the total amount of weight the sling can lift.

Answer 5

Working Load Limit

Question 6

When lifting an object with a four-leg sling, ? of the legs must be capable of supporting the total load.

Answer 6

2

Question 7

Synthetic web slings are generally resistant to most chemicals.

Answer 7

true

Question 8

Rapid lowering and a sudden stop that causes jerking of the load is known as ? a sling.

Answer 8

shock loading

Question 9

The use of a ? hitch allows for a load to be secured at more than one point, which increases stability and allows greater control.

Answer 9

bridle

Question 10

A single wrap choker hitch is the ? form of a hitch.

Answer 10

weakest

Question 11

If the sling is attached around a sharp corner, the sling should be carefully ? to prevent cutting.

Answer 11

padded

Question 12

Synthetic web sling eyes must not be put around objects that are wider than ? of the length of the eye.

Answer 12

1/3

Question 13

A basket hitch should only be used on straight lifts.

Answer 13

True