Wire and cable inspection terminology

Terms used in the inspection of wire and cable products: 1. Qualified products: Products that meet product standards or technical conditions are qualified products. 2. Reworked goods: Non-conforming products, which can still meet the requirements of the consequences after repairs, and the products that are accounted for in terms of costs are reworked goods. 3, waste: completely inconsistent with product standards or technical conditions, and no repair value of the product as waste. 4. Type test (code T): The type test is a test conducted by a manufacturer before supplying a cable specified in the standards for wire and cable. The feature is: after it has been done once, it is generally not reworked but it is When the materials, structure and main process used for wire and cable have been changed to affect the performance of wire and cable, the test must be conducted again, or when otherwise specified in the product standard, such as periodically, the cable 315 should be re-tested as required . 5. Sampling test (code S): Sampling test is a test in which a complete set of wire and cable is taken from a manufacturing lot and a sample or component is cut from it. 6. Routine tests (code R): Routine tests are tests performed by the manufacturer on all finished wires and cables.