OPGW Strands Multi Layer Stainless Steel Tube Fiber

Multi-Layer Design:
Incorporates multiple layers of protective materials to ensure durability and reliability in harsh conditions.
Typically includes a combination of stainless steel tubes and stranded wires for optimal strength and flexibility.

Stainless Steel Tube:
Central to the cable's structure is a stainless steel tube that houses the optical fibers.
Provides superior protection against mechanical stresses and environmental factors, such as corrosion and extreme temperatures.

Optical Fiber Capacity:
Equipped with a high number of optical fibers, typically arranged in a loose tube configuration.
Offers significant bandwidth for data transmission, supporting modern telecommunication needs.

Stranded Wire Reinforcement:
Surrounding the central stainless steel tube are layers of stranded aluminum-clad steel or aluminum alloy wires.
These layers provide additional mechanical strength and flexibility, ensuring the cable can withstand the physical demands of installation and operation.

Dual Functionality:
Serves as both a grounding conductor for electrical power systems and a high-capacity medium for telecommunication signals.
Essential for modern power infrastructure, integrating electrical and communication networks seamlessly.

Environmental Resistance:
Designed to resist environmental challenges, including UV radiation, moisture, and chemical exposure.
Ensures long-term reliability and low maintenance costs.