Overhauling Weight

The term "Overhauling Weight" refers to the weight or load capacity that fittings for rope, cable, and chain can handle during the process of overhauling. Overhauling typically involves pulling or lifting heavy objects using ropes, cables, or chains, and the fittings used in this process need to be able to withstand the weight or load being lifted.

In the supply group "Rope, Cable, Chain, And Fittings," the supply class "Fittings For Rope, Cable, And Chain" includes various types of fittings that are specifically designed for use with ropes, cables, and chains. These fittings are used to connect, secure, or manipulate ropes, cables, or chains in different applications.

When selecting fittings for overhauling purposes, it is important to consider the weight or load capacity of the fittings to ensure they can safely handle the intended load. This information is typically provided by the manufacturer and can be found in the product specifications or documentation.

It is recommended to consult the manufacturer's guidelines or reach out to a supplier or expert in the field to determine the specific overhauling weight capacity for the fittings you are considering.