Product Specifications
| Prod Model: |
GYXTW |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
| Fiber Cores: |
2-12 |
| Fiber: |
Silica |
| Support: |
Loose Tube |
| Strength Member: |
Two Parallel Steel Wire |
| Protect: |
Waterproof Tape |
| Sheath: |
PSP-PE |
| The Way: |
Aerial, Duct |
| Application: |
Communication |
| Type: |
Single-mode Fiber |
| Certification: |
SGS |
| Core: |
2-12 |
| Brand: |
Sol |
Product Description
Optical Fiber Cable :
GYXTW (Outdoor Central Tube)
| GYXTW | Structure | Technical Characteristics |
| 1 | Metal Strength member | Very strict material and manufacturing control guarantees stable product quality. |
| 2 | Central tube type | Total cross-section water-resistant structure make cable has an excellent properties of moisture resistance. |
| 3 | Jelly filled | Special jelly filled in the loose tube provides the fibers with critical protection. |
| 4 | PSP-PE sheath with two parallel steel wires | Two round steel wires in parallel ensure cable mechanical property in tensile strength and crush resistance. |
Note: Other specification can be made upon customer requirements.
| Cores | Outside Diameter (MM) | Weight(KG) | Mini allowable Tensile Strength(N) | Mini allowable Crush Load (N/100mm) | Minimum Bending Radius (MM) | Storage temperature(ºC) |
| short term | long term | short term | long term | Static | Dynamic |
| 2-6 | 10.2 | 110 | 3000 | 1000 | 3000 | 1000 | 110 | 220 | -40~+60 |
| 8-12 | 11.2 | 134 | 3000 | 1000 | 3000 | 1000 | 120 | 240 | -40~+60 |
Advantage:
---Small in size
---light in weight
---excellent bending properties
---tube in the central bene-fits in operation.
Application:
used for long distance and local communication,
outdoor cabing, indoor cabling, and end users directly cabling;
access building cable.
The way: Aerial Duct
Packing: 1000m/2000m/3000m per wooden drum/iron-wooden drum.
Delivery Day: 20days after receiving the T/T payment.
Port: Shanghai Port, Ningbo Port are available.
