Armored fiber optic cable provides a significant amount of protection for fiber optic cable without sacrificing flexibility or performance inside fiber networks. This means being resilient and reliable when exposed to rodents, moisture, and other potentially damaging conditions. Armored fiber...

Ever since the introduction of fiber cables within the market, there were only two methods for protection of the sensitive cables. Those options were Aluminum Interlocking Armor (AIA) or building a physical conduit for the fiber cable to go through. Both have proven to be costly, labor intensive,...

Traditional Innerduct Installations Prior to the development of armored indoor/outdoor fiber optic cable, fiber cable installations required the installation of an innerduct. An innerduct is a plastic tube that is dragged into position to act as a channel for fiber optic cable and is rated for the...

Why Bond and Ground? For the safe and effective dissipation of undesired electrical current, proper grounding and bonding is essential, as well as for personal and site safety. Although fiber-optic systems do not often carry electrical power, the metallic components of a conductive cable can carry...

Fiber optics and 5G must go hand in hand for us to get to the full benefit of 5G technology. As equipment evolves, so will the precise needs for fiber cable between the cell sites and the end consumer of broadband. What will not change is the hunger for bandwidth in the post COVID world, so fiber...