Model Specification? |
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What is a Model Specification? If you said, "Thirty-six, twenty-four, thirty-six," you'd be wrong--at least in the context of APC's lubricants. The model we're referring to is a pre-written template that an engineer can insert into project specifications. As you know, cable pulling lubricant is a critical component in properly engineered cable systems. Cable compatibility, friction reduction performance, residue combustibility, green project certification, and application method are but a few of the criteria to be considered. As explained in our free "Cable Installation Engineering" video, over 90% of cable damage occurs during installation. Engineers simply cannot risk their expensive cable systems by leaving pulling lubricant choice to the uninformed. But engineers don't need to do the writing; the work is already done for them. We have written lubricant specifications suitable for insertion in job specifications. They list specific performance criteria a lube must meet for approval, and call out Polywater as the approved lubricant. To use these in their projects engineers can just cut and paste off the website, or contact the factory for a hardcopy. To see an example for Polywater LZ, scroll to the last page of the new technical data sheet linked above. |
