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A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.
Cirris has been working with companies throughout the wire processing industry to create a cohesive build process.
Solid copper wire is expensive, but pay less and you might end up with copper-clad aluminum.
Fixturing is the word Cirris uses to describe the intermediate cables that connect the tester to the cables you test.
The intermittents test continuously runs low voltage tests to give the operator a chance to move the cable around and look for errors.
Studying failures can be one of the most valuable ways to increase the number of good cables your company produces.
Our 2017 April Fools’ joke will be released to customers on April 1st. You can view jokes from previous years in the Humor section of cirris.com.
Cirris testers are built to keep workers safe, but there are still steps shops can take to help ensure no one is injured in any way.
Advances in testing have an effect on the test process in your company. Contact Cirris to learn about our newest testers and see what an upgrade can...
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If you want to ensure your cables and harnesses meet every expectation, check out the list of companies able to help.
If you don’t test, you might not catch that fatal error that could wreck both your cable and your business.
Spending time and money on unrequired testing may sound like a waste, but the results of high voltage testing can tell a different story.
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