RFQ DESK
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Send the cable construction from this page. The inquiry modal elsewhere is a short dialog. This page keeps the communication path, the review steps, and the form in separate bands so a buyer can see how the brief will be handled.
How a brief moves
- You submit specification, quantity, destination, and timing.
- The desk checks whether conductor, shield, jacket, and length basis are complete enough to send outward.
- Factories that receive the packet answer on that basis. Deviations come back as deviations.
- You compare the replies. This site does not select the factory for you.
Channels that are actually in use
- Written brief: the form on this page. That is the controlled channel.
- Reply path: the work email you type into the form. No separate mailbox is published here.
- Phone: not published. A call would skip the construction fields the comparison needs.
- Hours: briefs are read on US business days. A timestamp on the form is not a shipment promise.
- Social accounts: none are operated for quotations.
Do not treat a pin on a public map as this desk. The illustration shows a review bench, not a street address.
What to put beside the price question
Impedance, frequency range, shield stack, jacket rating, connector series, and the test rows you need. For a typical drop question that is 75 ohm, 18 AWG / 1.02 mm center conductor, 5 MHz to 1000 MHz or 5 MHz to 2150 MHz, plus attenuation at 50 MHz, 220 MHz, 550 MHz, 1000 MHz, and 2150 MHz. Record return loss and insertion loss in dB, and attenuation in dB per 100 m or dB per 100 ft. A 305 m reel and a 40 m cut are different quantity lines. Quantity in meters, feet, reels, or assemblies. Destination. Expected timing.
Name solid copper or copper-clad steel, and say whether the shield is a single braid or a quad-shield stack. Those choices change both the quotation and the loss table. Reference questions gathered on 2026-10-27 do not replace the supplier datasheet.
An optional budget needs a currency and a basis: per meter, per reel, or the whole order. High-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided describes the kind of factory response you want to see. It is not a score this desk has verified, and you can send the brief before any factory has priced it.
If a drawing will not fit in the form, say so in the requirement field and send the file after the first reply. The form itself has no upload control.
Useful numbers to type: 75 ohm impedance, the frequency range in megahertz, return loss and insertion loss at the highest frequency you use, VSWR if the jumper spec includes it, mating cycles for test leads, and ingress protection for an outdoor connector. Leave a cell blank rather than guessing.