<br />
Use approved cable or die!<br />
<br />
That's the message from some in the industry. The reality may be different, as Jon Herbert explains. Spring 2008 Issue 4<br />
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<br />
There's been a lot in the press recently<br />
about the choices facing the cable<br />
buyer regarding approvals, foreign<br />
cable and quality issues.<br />
<br />
Many customers are starting to switch off<br />
from these warnings in the same way that<br />
very few smokers take notice of the<br />
warnings on cigarette packets. It's<br />
important for both customers and suppliers<br />
in light of this scaremongering to sort out<br />
fact from fantasy.<br />
<br />
The fact is there is plenty of excellent non-<br />
BASEC (British Approvals Service for<br />
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