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  • What Does The Most Common Indoor Optical Cable Look Like?

    What Does The Most Common Indoor Optical Cable Look Like?

    Indoor optical cables are commonly used in structured cabling systems. Due to various factors such as building environment and installation conditions, the design of indoor optical cables has become more complex. The materials used for the optical fibers and cables are d...
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  • Choosing The Right Cable Jacket For Every Environment: A Complete Guide

    Choosing The Right Cable Jacket For Every Environment: A Complete Guide

    Cables are essential components of industrial wire harnesses, ensuring stable and reliable electrical signal transmission for industrial equipment. The cable jacket is a key factor in providing insulation and environmental resistance properties. As global industrialization continues to develop, i...
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  • Overview Of Water Blocking Cable Materials And Structure

    Overview Of Water Blocking Cable Materials And Structure

    Water Blocking Cable Materials Water blocking materials can generally be divided into two categories: active water blocking and passive water blocking. Active water blocking utilizes the water-absorbing and swelling properties of active materials. When the sheath or joint is damaged, these materi...
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  • Flame Retardant Cables

    Flame Retardant Cables

    Flame Retardant Cables Flame-retardant cables are specially designed cables with materials and construction optimized to resist the spread of flames in the event of a fire. These cables inhibit the flame from propagating along the cable length and reduce the emission of smoke and toxic gases in t...
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  • Enhancing XLPE Cable Life With Antioxidants

    Enhancing XLPE Cable Life With Antioxidants

    The Role of Antioxidants in Enhancing the Lifespan of Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) Insulated Cables Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) is a primary insulating material utilized in medium and high-voltage cables. Throughout their operational life, these cables encounter diverse challenges, inclu...
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  • Guarding Signals: Key Cable Shielding Materials And Their Critical Roles

    Guarding Signals: Key Cable Shielding Materials And Their Critical Roles

    Aluminum Foil Mylar Tape: Aluminum foil Mylar Tape is made from soft aluminum foil and polyester film, which are combined using gravure coating. After curing, the aluminum foil Mylar is slit into rolls. It can be customized with adhesive, and after die-cutting, it is used for shielding and ground...
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  • Common Sheath Types For Optical Cables And Their Performance

    Common Sheath Types For Optical Cables And Their Performance

    To ensure the optical cable core is protected from mechanical, thermal, chemical, and moisture-related damage, it must be equipped with a sheath or even additional outer layers. These measures effectively extend the service life of optical fibers. The commonly used sheaths in optical cables inclu...
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  • Essential Tips For Selecting The Right Cables And Wires: a Complete Guide To Quality And Safety

    Essential Tips For Selecting The Right Cables And Wires: a Complete Guide To Quality And Safety

    When selecting cables and wires, clearly defining the requirements and focusing on quality and specifications are key to ensuring safety and durability. Firstly, the appropriate type of cable should be chosen based on the usage scenario. For example, household wiring typically uses PVC (Polyvinyl...
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  • The Significant Impact Of Cable Wrapping Layers On Fire Resistance Performance

    The Significant Impact Of Cable Wrapping Layers On Fire Resistance Performance

    The fire resistance of cables is crucial during a fire, and the material selection and structural design of the wrapping layer directly affect the overall performance of the cable. The wrapping layer typically consists of one or two layers of protective tape wrapped around the insulation or inner...
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  • Exploring PBT Applications

    Exploring PBT Applications

    Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) is a semi-crystalline, thermoplastic saturated polyester, generally milky white, granular solid at room temperature, is commonly used in the production of optical cable thermoplastic secondary coating material. Optical fiber secondary coating is a very important p...
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  • The Differences Between Flame-Retardant Cable, Halogen-Free Cable And Fire-Resistant Cable

    The Differences Between Flame-Retardant Cable, Halogen-Free Cable And Fire-Resistant Cable

    The difference between flame retardant cable, halogen-free cable and fire resistant cable: The flame-retardant cable is characterized by delaying the spread of the flame along the cable so that the fire does not expand. Whether it is a single cable or a bundle of laying conditions, the cable can...
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  • New Energy Cables: The Future Of Electricity And Its Application Prospects Revealed!

    New Energy Cables: The Future Of Electricity And Its Application Prospects Revealed!

    With the transformation of the global energy structure and the continuous advancement of technology, new energy cables are gradually becoming the core materials in the field of power transmission and distribution. New energy cables, as the name implies, are a type of special cables used to connec...
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