Before a Cable Machine Leaves the Factory: From No-Load to Load – How Many Checkpoints Must a Stranding Machine Pass?
When buying cable equipment, you look at specifications when signing the contract – and at data after the equipment arrives at your plant.
This means that before an SZ stranding and cabling line leaves the factory, it’s not enough that it’s “assembled and can run.” It must pass through three checkpoints: no-load trial run, load trial run, and performance inspection. Every set of data produced must be recorded and compared item by item against the contract technical documents.
