OEM Procurement
Visiting a Fiber Optic Cable Factory in Guangzhou? Bring Your Sample
Bring a known cable sample to Guangzhou and compare its three FRP rods, jacket markings and drum records with the drawing before approving an order.

At the sample bench
The most useful thing to bring to a factory visit is often a short piece of the cable you already buy. Lay it beside the proposed sample and the approved drawing. On our stripped outdoor drop cable sample, three pale rods project past the black jacket. You can count them at the bench. To approve the construction, identify each rod on the drawing, check its specified material and measure its diameter with a suitable instrument.
Before the factory walk
Before walking onto the production floor, write the sample ID and drawing revision on the same sheet. Add the fibre type and count, jacket legend and ordered drum length. If the sample and drawing differ, mark the difference while both teams can see it. A photograph with a ruler helps identify the sample later; the agreed dimensions and tolerances belong on the order.
Follow one drum
At the drum, ask how its label connects to the packing list and optical test record. The three rods are a construction check. The test record answers a different question about the optical fibres. Keep both references with the visit notes so your purchasing team knows exactly what it approved.
Arrange a Guangzhou visit
Already in China? Send Jiaxin your proposed visit date, cable reference and the detail you want to inspect. We can confirm which samples, records and production steps are available for your visit to Guangzhou.
Check
| Check | What to record |
|---|---|
| Sample | Rod count, material and drawing revision |
| Drum | Label and test record reference |
What to record
- Rod count, material and drawing revision
- Label and test record reference
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Discuss your specification
Bring a known cable sample to Guangzhou and compare its three FRP rods, jacket markings and drum records with the drawing before approving an order.
Discuss your specification