A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.
Since automated testers cannot test the strength or reliability of a crimp, manufacturers rely on quality crimp tools to ensure a solid crimp.
Guided assembly eliminates mistakes by testing each connection at the moment of contact.
You will need to use a Performance Check Kit from Cirris to be certain your tester is calibrated.
Cirris wants to provide the best testing experience for you and your company. Our accessories can help.
When you run into a problem you cannot solve, contact Cirris Tech Support.
Thinking about the good that comes from your work motivates you to do your best.
Cirris tech support is well-trained to accurately and politely help you with your testing needs.
Remember that the benefits of a new tester outweigh the fears you have about change.
Cirris would like to give you a written summary of what you could see if you met us at one of our shows.
To take full advantage of tradeshows, come prepared with questions and and topics to discuss.
Be sure the cable used to create the test program is correct then double check the test program instructions before testing.
In certain cases, lowering the dwell time will not affect test results and will lessen the amount of time spent high voltage (hipot) testing.
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