Core Features

1. Ultra-high tensile strength and low density. Its strength is 5 to 6 times that of steel wire of the same weight with extremely light weight. It has low elongation at break and small deformation under stress. It bears the main tension in ADSS overhead optical cables and drop cables to reduce the self-weight of optical cables.

2. Excellent temperature resistance. Its long-term service temperature ranges from -196℃ to 200℃. It does not melt at high temperatures and features flame retardancy and self-extinguishing property. It resists melting and dripping under short-time high temperature, making it suitable for high-temperature scenarios such as tunnels and buildings.

3. Non-metallic and fully resistant to electromagnetic interference. As an insulating material, it generates no electromagnetic induction and is immune to lightning and strong electric field interference. It is the preferred reinforcing material for all-dielectric self-supporting ADSS optical cables.

4. Chemical corrosion resistance and aging resistance. It resists weak acid, weak alkali and salt spray and is not prone to mildew. It also has radiation resistance with slow performance degradation during long-term outdoor service, suitable for overhead laying in coastal and saline-alkali environments.

5. Good flexibility and strong processing adaptability. The soft fiber can be directly stranded into yarn bundles, compatible with high-speed cabling equipment, facilitating the production of drop cables and indoor flexible optical cables.

Materials with other characteristics – please inquire separately.