The Tensile Strength Of The Cable Joint Shall Generally Not Be Lower Than The Cable Strength.
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The tensile strength of Cable Lugs should generally not be less than 60% of the cable strength in order to withstand possible mechanical stress. This regulation ensures that the cable connector can maintain sufficient strength when subjected to external forces to avoid breakage or damage, thereby ensuring the stability and safety of the circuit.
