Di-electric cable composite strength member widely known as FRP/GRP rod is designed to provide excellent strength performance while maintaining high degree of stiffness, preventing cable buckling over its entire service life.

• Light weight and excellent tensile strength
• Prevents cable buckling
• Most suited for multi-loose tube, uni-tube, slotted core and ribbon cable designs
• Used as central or peripheral reinforcement in fibre optic cable
• Dual Advantage: Reinforcement during installation as well as reduce stress on signal carrying optic fibre/conductor
• Prevent sagging in aerial installation
• Cost effective solution as a strength member

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ARP rods are non-metallic composites designed primarily for use as a central strength member in fiber optic cables. ARP rods offer high tensile strength & better bending properties with minimum weight. Thus, ARP rods are ideal for cable designs for FTTH application where the cables are subjected to sharp bends.

These are also ideal for all dielectric cable configurations where placement close to power lines is common. An excellent choice for high temperature environments.

• Light weight and high strength
• Low expansion. ARP has a low coefficient of thermal expansion than steel wire and GFRP in a wider temperature range
• Impact and break resistance. ARP has much higher tensile strength (1700MPa). The remained tensile strength could be 1300MPa even it is broken
• Good flexibility. ARP is flexible and easy to bend. Its minimum bending radius is 24 times of the diameter of ARP rod
• Enables the cable to be compact, aesthetic and flexible, especially for the indoor layouts.

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Teleglass WB is E-glass reinforcement coated with super absorbent resin. It eliminates flooding gels & tapes from fibre optic cables. Teleglass WB swells to form gel as it comes in contact with water and stops further flow into cable jacket. It has good abrasion resistance and easy handling properties.

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