Rockwell Automation 57C570 AutoMax PC3000 User Manual - Manual (Page 100)

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7.3 Pulling the Cable
The cable should be pulled manually allowing sufficient slack in the
cable so that there is no tension on the cable or connectors when
installed. Do not snap" or apply sudden tension to the cable. Never
use a powered cable puller without consulting the cable
manufacturer and monitoring the pulling tension. High pulling
tensions, tightĆfitting conduits, and cable twisting can damage cable
shielding and insulation. This type of damage may not be found with
physical inspection; it may require special cable testing equipment
to locate the damage. Refer to the cable manufacturer's guidelines
on cable pulling for more information.
7.4 Terminating the Cable
Cable stripping and crimping tools for the RGĆ59/U and RGĆ11/U
cables are supplied by all major connector manufacturers and are
available from your local electrical/electronic products distributors.