Armored cable
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GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable Regular Type Outdoor Duct 4 core 12core 48 core 144 core
GY: Outdoor optical cable for communication F: Non-metallic reinforcing member T: Filled structure A: Aluminum-polyethylene bonding layer The GYFTA fiber is single/multi mode fiber, stranded loose tube cable with aluminum and steel tape. It can be used for duct and direct buried application. Particularly suitable for occasions where good mechanical properties and rodent resistance are expected. -
GYFTY53 underground armored fiber optic cable 4 core to 144 core
GYFTY53 fiber optic cable, , 250μm, are positioned in a loose tube made of a high modulus plastics. The tubes are filled with a water-resistant filling compound. A fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) locates in the center of core as a non-metallic strength member. The tubes (and filler) are stranded around the strength member into a compact and circular core. Then the cable core is covered with a thin polyethylene (PE) inner sheath, which is filled with jelly to protect it from water ingress. A layer of water-blocking material is applied around the cable core to prevent water ingress all the same. After a corrugated steel tape armor is applied. the cable is completed with a PE outer sheath. -
GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable Regular Type Outdoor Duct
GY: Outdoor optical cable for communication F: Non-metallic reinforcing member T: Filled structure A: Aluminum-polyethylene bonding layer The GYFTA fiber is single/multi mode fiber, stranded loose tube cable with aluminum and steel tape. It can be used for duct and direct buried application. Particularly suitable for occasions where good mechanical properties and rodent resistance are expected. -
GYFTY53 fiber optic cable manufacturers
“GY” refers to Outdoor cable for communication, “F” refers to non-metallic reinforcing member, “T” refers to filled structure, and “Y” refers to polyethylene, “53” means Wrinkled steel strip and Polyethylene sheath. The GYFTY53 cable is constructed by inserting a 250μm fiber into a loose tube made of a high-modulus material filled with a water-repellent compound. The center of the core is a non-metallic reinforcing core (FRP). For some cores, a non-metallic reinforcing core needs to be extruded with a layer of polyethylene (PE). -
GYTY53 digital fiber optic cable
GY: Outdoor (field) optical cable for communication T: Filled structure Y: Polyethylene 5: Wrinkled steel strip 3: Polyethylene sheath Fiber optic cable GYTY53, 2~144 fiber, central strength member (steel), jelly filled, fiber-containing loose tube and PP filler (if necessary) stranded, water blocking tape, PE inner sheath, longitudinally covered copolymer coated steel Belt, PE sheath. It has two different types: single-mode GYTY53 cable and multi-mode GYTY53 cable. -
GYFTY single mode fiber optic cable aerial fiber optic cable
“GY” means outdoor optical cable for communication, “F” means non-metallic reinforcing member, “T” means ointment filling structure, “Y” means polyethylene sheath. GYFTY is positioned in a loose tube made of a high modulus plastic. At the center of the core is a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), and the loose tube (and the filling rope) is twisted around the central reinforcing core into a compact and round core with a gap in the core filled with a water-blocking filler. The outer core of the cable is extruded with a polyethylene inner sheath to form a cable. -
GYFTY single mode fiber optic cable aerial fiber optic cable
“GY” means outdoor optical cable for communication, “F” means non-metallic reinforcing member, “T” means ointment filling structure, “Y” means polyethylene sheath. GYFTY is positioned in a loose tube made of a high modulus plastic. At the center of the core is a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), and the loose tube (and the filling rope) is twisted around the central reinforcing core into a compact and round core with a gap in the core filled with a water-blocking filler. The outer core of the cable is extruded with a polyethylene inner sheath to form a cable.
