A cable without a test report is an assertion. This guide covers the test set a cable OEM should deliver, what each test proves, and which are per-unit versus sample-based.
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Cable Assembly Packaging and Labelling for Bulk Shipments: A Buyer’s Specification
Poor packing is the most common cause of avoidable damage and slow goods-in on cable orders. Here is what to specify before the first shipment.
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Mini SAS Cable Guide: SFF-8088 vs SFF-8087 vs Mini SAS HD (SFF-8643) Selection
Mini SAS is not one connector. This guide separates SFF-8088 (external), SFF-8087 (internal) and Mini SAS HD (SFF-8644/8643), explains what each supports, and shows how to pick the right cable for a given storage architecture.
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Cable Length Tolerance: Setting It, Measuring It and Writing It Into the Drawing
Length is the most over-specified dimension on a cable drawing. Here is what a workable tolerance looks like and how it should be measured.
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Cable Color Coding and Custom Jacket Colors for OEM Cable Orders
When a custom jacket color is worth it and when a marker ring is smarter: MOQ, dye lots, batch consistency and export packaging for colored cable assemblies.
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Crimp Quality and Cross-Section Verification: How to Prove a Termination Is Sound
A crimp can pass continuity and still fail in the field. Here is how cross-section analysis and pull testing make termination quality measurable.