Cable Manufacturing Processes Are Changing: No-Binder Yarn, Integrated Machines, and In-Line Inspection – Can Your Equipment Keep Up?
Over the past decade, the production process for loose-tube cables has remained relatively fixed – coloring, secondary coating, stranding, binder yarn application, sheathing – step by step. But in the last couple of years, cable manufacturers have started asking themselves: can we skip some of these intermediate steps? Can we make lines run faster, take up less floor space, and produce less scrap?
So, new processes are emerging – no-binder-yarn cables, combined stranding-and-sheathing integrated machines, UV-LED curing. New processes mean that cable equipment manufacturers must evolve too.

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