The standards for cable reels mainly include regulations on the model, specifications, materials, technical requirements, and inspection items of cable reels. These standards aim to ensure the quality and safety of cable reels to meet the needs of different industries and applications.

Model and Specification: The model and specification range of the cable reel should comply with relevant standards, including but not limited to reel diameter, winding amount, etc. For example, there are multiple options for disc diameter, such as 240/270/310/320/350/390/460, and different specifications for wire winding, such as 25 meters/50 meters/60 meters/100 meters/200 meters.

Material requirements: The material of the cable reel should comply with specific national standards. For example, steel plates should comply with the provisions of GB/T912 and GB/T3274, angle steels should comply with the provisions of GB/T9787, and wood should comply with the provisions of GB/T153.

Technical requirements and inspection items: The cable reel should be able to withstand external forces that may be experienced during transportation, on-site handling, or outdoor storage under any meteorological conditions for more than 3 years. The cable reel should also withstand external forces that may be experienced during installation or handling of cables without damaging the cable and the reel itself. The minimum diameter of the cable reel should meet the minimum bending radius requirements of the cable.

Safety signs: The side of the cable reel should be accurately and clearly marked with indelible paint using templates to ensure safe delivery to the destination and avoid the possibility of product loss or packaging errors. The content of the logo should include the manufacturer's name and trademark, cable model and specifications, length, gross weight, production date, etc.

Transportation and storage: The cable reel should avoid strong vibration, dumping, moisture, and corrosion during transportation and storage, ensuring that the surface of the box and its components are not damaged. The packaging of cable reels should comply with relevant regulations of the transportation department, and cables and cable reels should not be damaged during transportation and loading and unloading.

These standards together form the foundation for the design and manufacturing of cable reels, ensuring their quality and safety, while also providing guidance for their use and maintenance.