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working load

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working load [′wərk·iŋ ‚lōd]
(engineering)
The maximum load that any structural member is designed to support.

load
1. A force, or system of forces, carried by a structure, or a part of the structure.
2. Any device or piece of electric equipment that receives electric power.
3. The power delivered to such a device or piece of equipment.
4. The amount of heat per unit time imposed on a refrigeration system; the required rate of heat removal.


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The most relevant specifications to compare different brands of mini loaders and skid steers is the Safe Working Load (SWL) or Operating Load of the articulated loader, mini telescopic or skid steer and to make sure these calculations have been done using the AS, ISO or SAE.
The crane was tested with a safe working load of 80 tons and a proof load of 100 tons.
The crane was tested with a safe working load of 80 tons and a proof load of 100 tons.
 
 
 
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