It can measure eccentricity, concentricity, wall thickness, diameter, ovality, and lump/neckdown defects.

Line speed does not directly reduce eccentricity measurement accuracy. However, it affects the cable length represented by the displayed value through the averaging time, which may influence comparison with cut-sample measurements.

For example, at a line speed of 600 m/min and an averaging time of 2 s, the displayed value represents approximately 20 m of cable. Therefore, when comparing online results with laboratory cut samples, sampling should match the averaging time, while also considering positional variation of the cable at high speed.