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What is Fiber Jelly? Fiber Jelly, also known as cable jelly, is a professional adhesive used for optical cable connection. It is an important material for optical fiber connection and protection in the field of optical fiber communication. Cable Jelly…
FRP stands for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic. It consists of glass fibers and a plastic matrix surrounding the glass fibers. This structure makes it very lightweight and very strong. Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic is a resin-based composite material in which the polymer…
TPU elastomer plastic is a melt-processable thermoplastic elastomer. It is a multifunctional elastomer with unique properties that provides first-class performance and processing flexibility. The full name of TPU is thermoplastic polyurethane, abbreviated as TPU. Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) Material has the…
Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat7 have been the three most commonly used fiber optic cables. What is the difference between Cat5e, Cat6 Cable and Cat7 Cable? Which one is better? This article introduces these three fiber optic cables from the user’s perspective. You…
What is Optical Fiber Preform? Optical fiber preform, also known as optical rod or optical fiber mother rod. It is a cylindrical quartz glass. Fiber Preform is also the core raw material for manufacturing optical fiber. Optical fiber is formed…
Coatings play a key role in helping optical fibers meet environmental and mechanical specifications as well as some optical performance requirements. When optical fiber are stretched without coating, the outer surface of the glass cladding will be exposed to air, moisture,…
The sheath is the outer skin of the optical cable, which is directly wrapped around the outside of the optical cable. It protects the optical fiber and other components inside the cable. This protection enables the optical cable to adapt…
Multimode fiber (MMF) is a type of optical fiber used primarily for short-distance communications, such as within buildings or campuses. Multimode fiber optic have larger cores, typically 50 or 62.5 microns. They are much larger than the 9-micron core diameter…
Loose tube vs tight buffer, Don’t know how to choose loose tube and tight buffered optic fiber cable? After reading this article, you will definitely have a good harvest between loose tube and tight buffered fiber optic cable as belows:…
What is fiber optic drop cable? Fiber Optic drop cables are a crucial component of FTTH networks. They not only form the final external link between subscribers and the feeder cables but also bring fibers closer to users. Issues such…