Safety ropes used for aerial work are typically made of nylon and include both static and dynamic ropes. Below is an introduction to the effects of common chemical substances on these safety ropes.

Gasoline:
Resistant; no loss of strength.

Diesel Fuel:
Resistant; no loss of strength.

WD-40 Rust Remover Lubricant:
Resistant; no loss of strength.

Alkaline Battery Fluid:
Slightly resistant; minor strength loss.

Blood:
Slightly resistant; minor strength loss.

Contents of Mosquito Repellent or Insecticide:
Slightly resistant; minor strength loss.

Ultraviolet (UV) Light:
Slightly resistant; minor strength loss.

Sulfuric Acid:
Causes damage; significant strength loss.

Chlorine Gas:
Causes damage; significant strength loss.

Note: The above information is for reference only. In practice, always refer to the rope manufacturer's guidelines and conduct regular inspections to ensure safety.