Bergen Cable’s team answers some top FAQs from its customers

Secondary processes are available from Bergen.

With an unmatched selection of cable and wire-rope solutions, coupled with a diverse range of secondary processes, Bergen Cable keeps its large and often high-profile customer base returning for more. This is especially the case for the aerospace industry. These clients often have questions about what the supplier can offer and how, and the Bergen team always has direct, honest answers. As a team of experts in cable technology and products, Bergen Cable staff reply to cable-related frequently asked questions (FAQs) as part of the process of directing businesses to the most suitable solutions.

A variety of jacketed cables

Bergen is always prepared to guide its current and prospective customers through its broad cable lineup, answering all of the questions that clients tend to pose. This wide, diverse inventory includes such unequalled innovations as Lock Clad cable and Safety Cable, with a high standard for quality that always impresses customers. Examples of FAQs include the following:

• Is jacketed cable available? Bergen supplies a variety of jacketed cables with such materials as polyvinyl chloride, nylon, and Teflon. Customers can also get cable assemblies with heat shrink tubing upon request.
• Is electrical cable available as well? The Bergen lineup does not include electrical cable, unfortunately. But basic electrical cable assemblies are occasionally available. Prospective clients are encouraged to e-mail details about their specific applications to see whether Bergen’s inventory can meet their electrical cable-assembly requirements at the moment.
• What range of cable diameters can Bergen Cable accommodate? Diameters of cable assemblies can range from miniature sizes to 3/8 of an inch.
• Does Bergen offer first article inspections? First article inspections go for a base charge of US$125. Depending on the requested level of inspection, this price may be higher.
• Does the Bergen Cable team offer certifications? The Bergen crew offers a certificate of conformance free of charge, but there is a US$50 fee if material certifications are needed.
• Whom should a customer contact for assistance with a new cable-assembly project? Clients who need technical assistance, or with any other cable FAQs, should send a message to engineering@bergencable.com.

To learn more, contact Bergen.

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