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IEC 61196-1-316:2005

Coaxial communication cables - Part 1-316: Mechanical test methods - Test of maximum pulling force of cable

Standard by IEC, 2005-11-17

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IEC 61196-1-316:2005 defines a mechanical test method for coaxial communication cables, focusing on the maximum pulling force a cable can withstand. For engineering teams, laboratories, and procurement specialists, it provides a clear technical reference for evaluating cable robustness during handling, installation, and acceptance activities. As a test method within the coaxial cable series, IEC 61196-1-316:2005 supports documented evaluation, quality workflows, and conformity assessment where mechanical performance is part of the purchase or validation process.

Purpose of IEC 61196-1-316:2005

The purpose of IEC 61196-1-316:2005 is to standardize how the maximum pulling force of a coaxial communication cable is assessed, helping users apply a consistent laboratory procedure during technical review and product evaluation. By defining a repeatable mechanical test method, it supports comparison of cable samples, engineering documentation, and verification activities linked to installation durability. In practice, the document helps reduce ambiguity when assessing whether a cable can tolerate pulling stresses encountered in normal handling or deployment.

Compliance applications of IEC 61196-1-316:2005

IEC 61196-1-316:2005 is typically used in cable qualification, incoming inspection, product approval, and supplier review where mechanical test evidence is needed. It may be relevant to laboratories performing testing workflows on coaxial communication cables, as well as organizations preparing technical compliance files or procurement specifications. The reference can also support operational consistency when comparing products for installation into communication systems, especially where cable handling strength is part of the acceptance criteria or conformity assessment process.

Benefits of IEC 61196-1-316:2005

Using IEC 61196-1-316:2005 helps organizations align mechanical testing with a recognized method, improving consistency across product evaluation and validation work. It can support risk management by making pulling-force assessment more repeatable, which is useful when checking suitability for installation and handling conditions. For procurement and quality assurance teams, the document provides a clear compliance reference that may simplify supplier comparison, technical review, and documented decision-making. It also supports more reliable conformity assessment by reducing interpretation differences between test programs.

  • Mechanical test method for the maximum pulling force of coaxial communication cables
  • Useful for laboratory evaluation, product qualification, and acceptance testing
  • Supports technical documentation, supplier review, and compliance workflows
  • Helps improve test consistency and reduce interpretation differences
SKU: 2253d7ba428d

  • Publication Date: 2005-11-17
  • Standard Status: Original
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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