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4) Control
After each use, you should carefully examine your rope. To do this , run the
rope through your hands meter by meter and feel for bulges ,hard spots
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and other irregularities and look for obvious damage to the sheath. f there
are significant physical irregularities, thin or open areas on the sheath, or
any other signs of damage, the rope should be replaced.
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The rope should not be exposed to liquids, solids, gases, mists, r any
substances such as acids, bases, and solvents that can deteriorate rope.
PRECAUTIONS
Before first use, it is essential to unwind the rope to avoid twists and
kinking.
The rope must be protected against sharp edges, stone fall, ice axes,
crampons, anything which could cut the internal or external fibers of the
rope.
Rubbing together of two ropes through karabiners or maillons induces heat
which could result in rupture .
Avoid over-rapid abseiling or lowering which could burn the rope and
accelerate sheath wear. The melting temperature of polyamide is 230 ℃.
This temperature may be attained during very rapid descents.
Check karabiners and descenders for burrs or snags that could damage
the rope.
It's advisable not to interchange the roles of karabiners. Reserve some
exclusively for running the rope through, and use different ones for clipping
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