Cablum manufactures custom coaxial and RF cable assemblies to customer-approved drawings, BOMs, specified components and inspection requirements. Send the available drawing, BOM or physical sample with the electrical, mechanical and RF requirements needed for project review.
100% continuity testing for every finished assembly covered by this page
Sampling-based RF performance inspection where applicable
Specialized RF testing coordinated through external testing providers
Manufacturing Scope
Built to Customer-Approved Drawings, BOMs and RF Requirements
Each custom coaxial or RF cable assembly starts with the customer-approved project information. Cablum reviews drawings, BOMs, specified cables, connectors, components and any physical sample to define construction, inspection, RF acceptance and documentation requirements before production.
What Cablum Needs to Review Your Coaxial or RF Cable Assembly
Send the project information currently available. Cablum reviews what defines the assembly, then identifies any missing details needed to confirm manufacturing and inspection requirements.
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Customer Drawings
Provide drawings that define the assembly construction, dimensions, connection points, identification and acceptance requirements.
02
BOM
Provide the bill of materials with the specified cables, connectors and other components required for the assembly.
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Physical Sample
Provide a physical sample together with available drawings, component identification and performance requirements. RF acceptance criteria are not inferred from a sample alone.
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Inspection Requirements
Define the required inspection scope, acceptance criteria, sampling plan and reporting requirements for the project.
Project Path
How a Custom RF Cable Assembly Project Moves to Production
The exact sequence depends on the approved assembly requirements. Each project moves through requirements review, clarification, manufacturing and inspection before release.
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Requirements Review
Review the drawing, BOM, specified components, physical sample and other available project requirements.
2
Clarification and Approval
Identify missing information and confirm the details required for manufacturing and inspection.
3
Assembly Manufacturing
Manufacture the coaxial or RF cable assembly to the approved project requirements.
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Inspection and Release
Complete 100% continuity testing and the agreed project-specific inspection, including sampling-based RF performance inspection where applicable, before release.
Manufacturing Video
How Custom Coaxial & RF Cable Assemblies Are Made
See how customer-approved project information is translated into controlled cable preparation, connector termination and finished-assembly inspection.
1. Project Review
Drawing, BOM, components and inspection scope.
2. Cable Preparation
Controlled stripping and shield preparation.
3. Connector Termination
Compatible tooling and approved construction.
4. Inspection
100% continuity testing and agreed RF sampling.
AI-assisted manufacturing visualization for educational purposes. Actual components, tooling, processes and inspection criteria depend on the approved project requirements.
Inspection Approach
Continuity and RF Performance Inspection for Cable Assemblies
Continuity testing verifies electrical connection, while RF performance inspection addresses project-specific RF requirements. The applicable RF test scope is agreed for each project from the approved product specification and inspection plan.
Inspection planning: The approved inspection plan defines the applicable RF test items, limits, sample quantity and reporting requirements for the project.
100% Continuity Testing
Every finished coaxial and RF cable assembly covered by this page receives continuity testing. This verifies the electrical connection and does not replace project-specific RF performance testing.
Sampling-Based RF Performance Inspection
RF performance testing is performed as sampling inspection where applicable, according to the approved product specification and inspection plan.
External Specialized RF Testing
Specialized RF testing is coordinated through an external testing provider rather than claimed as an in-house capability. The required scope is defined in the approved project inspection plan.
Quotation Information
Prepare a Clear Coaxial or RF Cable Assembly RFQ
Send the available drawing, BOM or physical sample with the assembly configuration, estimated quantity and inspection requirements. Cablum identifies missing information before manufacturing and RF inspection requirements are approved.
Drawing, BOM or physical sample
Specified cables, connectors and components
Required assembly length and configuration
Estimated order quantity
Inspection and acceptance criteria
Identification, packaging and reporting requirements
Related Capabilities
Related Cable Assembly Capabilities
Review Cablum information about engineering support, quality and testing, and broader custom wire harness and cable assembly capabilities.
Engineering & Prototyping
Review the available engineering and prototype support for custom cable assembly projects.
Provide the available customer drawing, BOM, specified cables, connectors and components. A customer-provided physical sample can also support review when it is paired with the available electrical, mechanical and RF requirements.
Yes. A customer-provided physical sample can support review when combined with available drawings, component identification and project requirements. Manufacturing and RF acceptance criteria are confirmed with the customer and are not inferred from the sample alone.
Yes. The finished coaxial and RF cable assemblies covered by this page receive 100% continuity testing. Continuity testing verifies the electrical connection and does not replace project-specific RF performance testing.
RF performance inspection is sampling-based where applicable. Specialized RF testing is coordinated through an external testing provider. Test items, limits, sample quantity and reporting requirements must be agreed for each project.
Provide the available drawing, BOM or physical sample; specified cables, connectors and components; required assembly length and configuration; estimated quantity; and the inspection, acceptance, identification, packaging and reporting requirements that apply to the project.
Send Your Coaxial Cable Assembly Drawing or BOM for Review
Share the available drawing, BOM, specified components or physical sample. Include the project requirements Cablum should review for quotation.
