GYFTY53, Non-metallic Strength Member, Inner PE Sheath Cable

The fibers are arranged in loose, high modulus plastic tubers. A chemical that blocks water is poured into the tubes. The strength member is the dielectric fiber-reinforced plastic rod, which is positioned in the center of the core and may be coated with polyethylene if needed. The cable core is formed by stranding tubes around the strength component.
As an inner sheath, a layer of polyethylene is extruded. The cable is finished with the PE outer sheath once the PSP has been put longitudinally over the inner sheath.

Features of GYFTY53, Non-metallic Strength Member, Inner PE Sheath Cable

Every carefully chosen water-blocking structure offers good moisture-proof and water-blocking performance.
Perfect shielding for optical fibers is provided by special filling gel-filled loose tubes.
Reinforced plastic (FRP) with a high Young's modulus is a key component of strength.
Armoured longitudinal corrugated steel tape offers dependable moisture-proof performance and excellent crush resistance.
Areas with regular illumination might use FRP central strength members.
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)
2～42	14.1	193	6	7	2700/1000	3000/1000
44～72	15.1	212	12	6	2700/1000	3000/1000
74～96	16.3	246	12	8	2700/1000	3000/1000
98～120	17.8	288	12	10	3000/1000	3000/1000
122～144	19.4	336	12	12	3000/1000	3000/1000
>144	Available upon customer's request