Armored Fiber Cable

The simplex fiber optic cable are much stronger and tougher than common cables, which are designed to withstand crush, pressure, and rodent issues. They possess high flexibility and durability when used in harsh environments or limited space. When it comes to unarmored and armored fiber optic cables comparison, the distinctive difference lies in the outer protective layer. Precisely speaking, the armoring material doesn't have to be metal, which can be fiber yarn, glass yarn, polyethylene, etc. The additional outer protective layer for optical cable makes the armored cable special, so the armored cables will be installed in locations that may expose to mechanical damages, while unarmored cables are normally used for control systems.

Duplex indoor armored cable is composed by SUS flexible tube, Kevlar strengthening member and outer jacket. With excellent mechanical performance of tensile strength and crush resistance, the cable is the ideal choice of cabling.

Double core circular optical fiber is made by wrapping a layer of stainless steel flat wire with a layer of aramid yarn as the strength unit, and finally making PVC or low smoke halogen-free sheathed optical cable. Armored cables have various connectors. Armored cables use flame-retardant outer sheaths for good safety.

This indoor armored tactical fiber has both aramid yarn and spiral steel tube for strength member, which is perfect for anti-rat application. Multiple tight buffered fibers are well protected within the outside cable sheath, aramid yarn and spiral steel tube.The stainless steel spiral steel tube of this armored fiber cable is resistant to compression, tension and rat bite. Therefore, this tactical fiber can be used in various harsh and complex wiring environment.