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safety stop

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safety stop [′sāf·tē ‚stäp]
(mechanical engineering)
On a hoisting apparatus, a device by which the load may be prevented from falling.
An automatic device on a hoisting engine designed to prevent overwinding.


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A more efficient manual dumbwaiter was created during the eighteen hundreds that allowed the user to let go of the rope, without fear of dropping the dumbwaiter, but without some sort of safety stop, the dumbwaiter rope would have to be tied in place when not in use.
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