Comprehensive range of fiber optic cables for indoor, outdoor, and specialized applications. From data centers to long-distance transmission.
Choose the right fiber optic cable for your specific application. Compare different types based on structure, environment, and deployment requirements.

| Cable Type | Fiber Count | Structure | Environment | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indoor Tight-Buffered | 2-144 fibers | Tight-buffered, flexible | Indoor, controlled | Building backbone, data centers |
| Outdoor Armored | 12-288 fibers | Steel armor, gel-filled | Outdoor, harsh | Underground, aerial trunk lines |
| ADSS Self-Supporting | 24-288 fibers | All-dielectric, aramid | Aerial, high-voltage | Power line installation |
| Micro Duct | 12-288 fibers | Compact, high-density | Duct, urban | City networks, blown installation |
| Direct Burial | 12-144 fibers | Heavy-duty, gel-filled | Underground, buried | Direct burial, campus networks |
| Ribbon Cable | 144-1728 fibers | Ribbon, high-count | Indoor/outdoor | High-capacity trunk, mass splicing |
Choose tight-buffered cables for data centers and building backbones - easy to handle and terminate
Use armored or ADSS cables for outdoor installations - provides protection against environmental factors
Select ribbon cables for high-capacity trunk lines - enables mass fusion splicing and space efficiency
Consider micro duct cables for city infrastructure - compact design and easy blown installation
All cables meet international standards including IEC, TIA/EIA, and Telcordia. Rigorous testing ensures reliable performance.
Customizable fiber count, jacket color, and cable structure to meet your specific project requirements and specifications.
Expert technical team provides installation guidance, troubleshooting support, and project consultation services.
Our fiber optic experts are ready to assist you with cable selection, technical specifications, and project planning.