What does exceeding the maximum pulling force on cables affect?

Exceeding the maximum pulling force on cables primarily affects the cable's structural integrity. When cables are pulled with too much force, it can lead to physical damage such as kinks, breaks, or compromised connections within the cable itself. This structural damage can affect the cable's performance and longevity, making it critical to adhere to specified pulling force limits during installation.

While issues like signal attenuation, installation time, or insulation quality may be indirectly related to improper handling, the direct consequence of applying excessive pulling force is primarily the risk of damaging the cable's structure. Ensuring that the correct pulling methods and force limits are followed is essential to maintain the integrity and performance of the cabling system.