Before Cable Equipment Delivery: How Do You Verify That Precision “Meets the Standard”?
When you buy equipment, what do you fear most?
It’s not the high price, and it’s not slow delivery. It’s when the equipment arrives and the precision doesn’t meet the standard.
An SZ stranding line – the quotation says “high tension control accuracy,” but in actual operation the pay-off tension fluctuation is ±1.5 N. A fiber optic cable sheathing line – the manufacturer says “good concentricity,” but the actual product has wall thickness that is thick on one side and thin on the other. The equipment money is spent, the production line can’t run, and orders can’t be delivered.
Where’s the problem? Before delivery, was the precision ever actually verified?
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