Selection and comparison guides written from the published specifications of the products we supply — not general industry copy.
Each guide works from the same specification tables published on the product pages, so the figures quoted here match what you would be quoted on an order.
Semi-finished cable is cable produced up to a defined stage and stopped. This article sets out exactly which stages are complete, which are not, and how a plant decides where to enter the process.
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Four 75 ohm cores cover drop, distribution and trunk work. This comparison puts their published figures side by side so the choice is made on numbers rather than habit.
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The three categories differ by conductor gauge, crosstalk margin and how the shielding is arranged. Here are the published figures side by side.
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Four conductor grades, one comparison table. Each wins on a different axis, and choosing badly shows up either as wire breaks on the braider or as a failed solder joint at assembly.
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Shielding tape is chosen on attenuation target, mechanical survival through the taping head, and how the shield will be grounded. This guide works through all three.
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The jacket decides where a cable may legally and practically be installed. This guide maps compound to environment, then to fire standard.
Read the guide →Technical questions are answered by the engineering team rather than a sales script. Send the construction you are working on.
