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CATV and Broadband Networks

Cores For Drop Distribution And Trunk Cable

Industry Pain Points

What Goes Wrong In This Sector

Pain Point 01

Signal budget has to survive a full trunk-to-drop chain, so attenuation figures per construction matter more than a catalogue heading.

Pain Point 02

Operators specify cable against local fire and installation rules, which change the jacket rather than the core.

Pain Point 03

Tenders swing between bare copper and clad conductors depending on the budget.

Customer Requirements

What Buyers In This Sector Ask For

  • Consistent attenuation from reel to reel
  • A full RG range from drop to trunk
  • Conductor grade options within one geometry
  • Reels packed for container export
Our Approach

How The Supply Model Answers It

Buy the 75 ohm core family — RG6 for drops, RG7 and RG11 for distribution and trunk — with the conductor grade and shield depth set per order. Jacket, print and classify in your own plant. Shielding foil and braiding wire come from the same supplier, so the shield you specify is the shield you can buy.

The Supply Programme
Delivery Capability

How Orders Are Produced And Shipped

Specification agreed in writing, a first reel produced to that specification, then repeat batches against the same code with reel numbers recorded. Reels are film-wrapped on wooden, plastic or ABS drums with carton or pallet options for container loading.

Specification

Construction, grade, shield build and reel format fixed before production.

First Reel

A sample reel lets you set your jacketing line before volume.

Repeat Batches

Same specification code, reel numbers recorded for traceability.

Packing

Film-wrapped reels, cartons or pallets for container loading.

FAQ

CATV and Broadband Networks FAQ

Which core suits a drop cable?

RG6 at approximately 6.5 dB/100m at 100 MHz over a DC to 1 GHz range.

And for trunk runs?

RG11 at approximately 4.8 dB/100m, or RG7 at about 4.2 dB/100m across 5 to 1000 MHz.

Can we specify quad-shield?

Yes, on RG6, RG59, RG7, RG8 and RG11, alongside standard and tri-shield builds.

Discuss Cable Supply For CATV and Broadband Networks

Send the constructions you build and the volumes you run. We will confirm which cores and materials fit.