GYFTA, Non-metallic Strength Member Cable

A loose tube composed of a high modulus plastic contains the fibers. The tubes are filled with a water-resistant filling substance to fill the interstice on the inside and exterior. A fiber-reinforced plastic rod (FRP), maybe coated with polyethylene, serves as a strength element at the core's middle.
A compact, spherical cable core is created by stranding tubers (and fillers) around the strength member. A cable is created by wrapping the plastic-coated aluminum tape around the core and extruding it into a polyethylene sheath.

Features of GYFTA, Non-metallic Strength Member Cable

Good moisture-proof and water-resistant performance is provided by the full section water blocking structure.
Ideal optical fiber protection is provided by special filling gel-filled loose tubes.
A core strength member is a dielectric FRP rod with a high modulus.
It is simple to route the flexible buffer tubes in closures.
Outstanding temperature and mechanical performance.
Superior protection against UV rays, fungi, abrasions, and other outdoor elements is offered by jackets.
A 30-year lifetime is made possible by strict workmanship and raw material management.

Fiber count	Nominal diameter (mm)	Nominal weight (kg/km)	Max fiber per tube	NO.OF (Tubes +filler)	Allowable tensile load (N) (short term/long term)	Allowable crush resistance (N/10cm) (short term/long term)
2～36	10.9	100	6	6	1500/600	1000/300
38～72	11.8	115	12	6	1500/600	1000/300
74～96	13.7	155	12	8	1500/600	1000/300
98～120	15.2	187	12	10	1700/600	1000/300
122～144	17.0	231	12	12	2000/600	1000/300
146～216	17.1	230	12	18(2 layers)	2000/600	1000/300
218～288	19.6	306	12	24(2 layers)	2000/600	1000/300