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<i>'''What causes damage?'''</i>
* Wear with normal use
* A fall (tearing or stretching of stitching and webbings)
* Prolonged exposure to UV radiation
* Contact with chemical products (acids, oil, fuel)
* Storage in damp or insufficiently ventilated areas
* Contact with heat sources (welding shards, gas burners, cigarette butts)
* Rough handling (scuffing along walls or against other material; an aluminium carabiner used on a steel lanyard wears very quickly)
* Use in dirty conditions. A rope that has been used in a grit environment, such as a canyon can develop micro abrasion of internal fibres weakening the rope. Dirty ropes also abrade other equipment faster.

<i>'''What causes damage?'''</i>
* Wear with normal use
* A fall (tearing or stretching of stitching and webbings)
* Prolonged exposure to UV radiation
* Contact with chemical products (acids, oil, fuel)
* Storage in damp or insufficiently ventilated areas
* Contact with heat sources (welding shards, gas burners, cigarette butts)
* Rough handling (scuffing along walls or against other material; an aluminium carabiner used on a steel lanyard wears very quickly)
* Use in dirty conditions. A rope that has been used in a grit environment, such as a canyon can develop micro abrasion of internal fibres weakening the rope. Dirty ropes also abrade other equipment faster.

What causes damage?

Wear with normal use
A fall (tearing or stretching of stitching and webbings)
Prolonged exposure to UV radiation
Contact with chemical products (acids, oil, fuel)
Storage in damp or insufficiently ventilated areas
Contact with heat sources (welding shards, gas burners, cigarette butts)
Rough handling (scuffing along walls or against other material; an aluminium carabiner used on a steel lanyard wears very quickly)
Use in dirty conditions. A rope that has been used in a grit environment, such as a canyon can develop micro abrasion of internal fibres weakening the rope. Dirty ropes also abrade other equipment faster.