XD03.13 Industrial Rigging And Signaling Practice Exam

Softeners placed at sling contact points primarily serve to

Improve grip Minimize damage to sling Increase SWL Add weight

Correct Answer:

Minimize damage to sling

Explanation:

Softeners at sling contact points act as protective cushions that shield the sling from abrasion and edge damage. By smoothing sharp edges and spreading the load over a larger surface, they reduce wear, cuts, and friction heat in the sling fibers, helping to preserve the sling’s integrity and extend its life. This is the primary purpose, rather than improving grip, increasing the load rating directly, or adding weight.

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