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Old 25-02-2014, 10:20   #1
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MWL vs. SWL

Hi,

What does MWL in relation to G70 chain mean? Also, how is this different than SWL?

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Old 25-02-2014, 10:34   #2
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Re: MWL vs. SWL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_load_limit

I'm sure you can find more in a few minutes.
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Re: MWL vs. SWL

Stu,

I can't any information on MWL on that or any other site. Is it MINIMUM working load? MAXIMUM working load? MEAN working load? MEDIAN working load?

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Re: MWL vs. SWL

I always thought that Maximum Working Load was synonymous with Safe Working Load or Working Load Limit. For high test chain this is 25% of Minimum Breaking Load of new chain. For BBB this is 33% of Minimum Breaking Load.
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