Coaxial Cables

High-performance coaxial cable engineered for today's networks

For more than 30 years, CommScope has been a leader in the development and manufacture of the coaxial cable. Whether you need cables for satellite, security, closed-circuit television (CCTV), or video applications, residential or commercial structures, CommScope offers a family of high-performance coaxial cable that fits your needs.

Each foot of cable we produce is manufactured to our stringent specifications, as if it's the most important length we will ever produce. The result is a cable that can carry more bandwidth over longer distances, with customer-pleasing signal clarity.

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Ordering Guide: Copper Cable Color Chart

Copper Cable Color Chart

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Instruction Guide: Trunk and Distribution Construction Manual

Find information about broadband applications trunk & distribution cable products in this construction manual.

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Technical Document: Tri-Shield XpressPrep cables tech tip

CommScope’s tri-shield XpressPrep cables significantly reduce the time normally required for cable end preparation of tri-shield cables while increasing consistency and quality of connector termination.

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Instruction Guide: Drop Cable Construction Manual

The Drop Cable Applications and Construction Guide is written for the cable installation professional who, due to the diverse services offered by CATV and telecommunication service providers, needs a quick and handy reference to practical installation information, especially in the case of retrofitting.

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Application Note: Alternative Jacket Material for Drop Cable

Alternative Jacket™ drop cables. Rodents frequently chew durable materials in an effort to wear down their teeth, which grow continuously. Damage caused by rodent chewing can negatively impact the integrity and performance of the cable and can even cause service outages.

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White Paper: Alternative Jacket

Alternative Jacket with rodent repellents helps to avoid outside plant cable damage.

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January 16, 2018

Blog

Necessities for Network Convergence in 2018 and Beyond (Part 1)

Looking into 2018 and beyond, the network needs to evolve to meet growing needs. But a converged network is even better. In this two-part series, CommScope’s John Chamberlain outlines the three req...

December 15, 2017

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Playing Favorites

When it comes to FTTH and HFC, which is best? As you can imagine, it’s not an easy answer. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks each of them down using a football analogy. Yes, football.

November 06, 2017

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In my day, systems redesigns were written on a napkin

The cable television has changed dramatically. With all the data that is being transported back and forth, one thing has remained the same—coaxial cable is still the backbone of the network. Sure, ...

May 12, 2017

Blog

Mythbusting Coaxial Drop Cable

When it comes to drop cable, there are an awful lot of myths out there – from connecting to cleaning. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks down his top five myths.

Ordering Guide: Copper Cable Color Chart

Copper Cable Color Chart

Download

Instruction Guide: Trunk and Distribution Construction Manual

Find information about broadband applications trunk & distribution cable products in this construction manual.

Download

Technical Document: Tri-Shield XpressPrep cables tech tip

CommScope’s tri-shield XpressPrep cables significantly reduce the time normally required for cable end preparation of tri-shield cables while increasing consistency and quality of connector termination.

Download

Instruction Guide: Drop Cable Construction Manual

The Drop Cable Applications and Construction Guide is written for the cable installation professional who, due to the diverse services offered by CATV and telecommunication service providers, needs a quick and handy reference to practical installation information, especially in the case of retrofitting.

Download

Application Note: Alternative Jacket Material for Drop Cable

Alternative Jacket™ drop cables. Rodents frequently chew durable materials in an effort to wear down their teeth, which grow continuously. Damage caused by rodent chewing can negatively impact the integrity and performance of the cable and can even cause service outages.

Download

White Paper: Alternative Jacket

Alternative Jacket with rodent repellents helps to avoid outside plant cable damage.

Download

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Ordering Guide: Copper Cable Color Chart

Instruction Guide: Trunk and Distribution Construction Manual

Technical Document: Tri-Shield XpressPrep cables tech tip

Instruction Guide: Drop Cable Construction Manual

Application Note: Alternative Jacket Material for Drop Cable

White Paper: Alternative Jacket

January 16, 2018

Necessities for Network Convergence in 2018 and Beyond (Part 1)

Looking into 2018 and beyond, the network needs to evolve to meet growing needs. But a converged network is even better. In this two-part series, CommScope’s John Chamberlain outlines the three req...

December 15, 2017

Playing Favorites

When it comes to FTTH and HFC, which is best? As you can imagine, it’s not an easy answer. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks each of them down using a football analogy. Yes, football.

November 06, 2017

In my day, systems redesigns were written on a napkin

The cable television has changed dramatically. With all the data that is being transported back and forth, one thing has remained the same—coaxial cable is still the backbone of the network. Sure, ...

May 12, 2017

Mythbusting Coaxial Drop Cable

When it comes to drop cable, there are an awful lot of myths out there – from connecting to cleaning. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks down his top five myths.

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Ordering Guide: Copper Cable Color Chart

Instruction Guide: Trunk and Distribution Construction Manual

Technical Document: Tri-Shield XpressPrep cables tech tip

Instruction Guide: Drop Cable Construction Manual

Application Note: Alternative Jacket Material for Drop Cable

White Paper: Alternative Jacket

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January 16, 2018

Necessities for Network Convergence in 2018 and Beyond (Part 1)

Looking into 2018 and beyond, the network needs to evolve to meet growing needs. But a converged network is even better. In this two-part series, CommScope’s John Chamberlain outlines the three req...

December 15, 2017

Playing Favorites

When it comes to FTTH and HFC, which is best? As you can imagine, it’s not an easy answer. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks each of them down using a football analogy. Yes, football.

November 06, 2017

In my day, systems redesigns were written on a napkin

The cable television has changed dramatically. With all the data that is being transported back and forth, one thing has remained the same—coaxial cable is still the backbone of the network. Sure, ...

May 12, 2017

Mythbusting Coaxial Drop Cable

When it comes to drop cable, there are an awful lot of myths out there – from connecting to cleaning. CommScope’s Mark Alrutz breaks down his top five myths.