If the covering has been previously removed, secure the cable end(s) during transit to prevent damage. (Figure 2) The fiber cable reel with compromised structure will eventually loosen the wraps and m...
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During transportation, the cable drum should not be kept in a flat or horizontal position, as it may get loose or crush the down layers of the cable resulting into cable/fiber breakage. It should always be
It is strictly forbidden to lay or stack the optical cable reels with optical cables flat. The optical cable reels in the carriage must be equipped with
It is strictly forbidden to lay the optical cable reel with optical cable horizontally or stacked, and the optical cable reel in the carriage shall be equipped with anti-wood blocks.
If the covering has been previously removed, secure the cable end(s) during transit to prevent damage. Cable reels should be stored vertically on their flanges, end-to-end in rows, and chocked to prevent
It is strictly forbidden to lay or stack the optical cable reels with optical cables flat. The optical cable reels in the carriage must be equipped with protective wooden blocks.
Lift or handle coils and cable reels in such a manner that the lifting / handling device does not make direct contact with the cable or its protective covering. Coils should be placed on a skid. Handle reels
Once placed in position, use proper stopper to prevent drums from rolling. During transportation, the cable drums should not be kept in Flat position; it crushes the down the layer of the cable, resulting
Secure the outside end of unused cable on a reel after installation is completed to keep the cable tightly wrapped for future use. Before loading and/or unloading, visually check whether the
When moving cable reels, care should be taken to insure that material handling equipment does not come in contact with cable surfaces or with protective covering on the reel. Under no circumstances
Make a straightforward measurement of the cable dimensions on one reel of each size of cable in a shipment to prove that the cable''s dimensions meet the requirement.
When securing drums for transit, do not place ropes or chains over cable as damage can occur to the outer insulation rendering the cable unserviceable. Ensure cable sealing is intact so moisture cannot
Cradles must be strong enough to withstand the acceleration forces during ocean transportation. If cable reels are stuffed on cargo carriers or directly on the deck, the preferable method is to stow cable