Webinar: Reducing Downtime and Eliminating Cable Failure

October 13, 2017

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Cable failure is an all-too-common cause of unplanned downtime across a range of industries and applications. In moving applications, these cable failures can be attributed to a few common causes. In this webinar, uncover these common causes of cable failure, and how a few simple changes to cable design and installation can make the difference between thousands and millions of cable lifetime cycles. Learning Objectives: • Discover common causes of cable failure in dynamic applications • Learn how cable selection can eliminate unexpected downtimes, reduce repair costs, and increase productivity • See how cable design and installation directly effects service life and performance

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