Bow-type Drop Optical Fiber Ribbon Cable

• Flat bow-type structure optimized for indoor installation

• Ribbon fiber configuration for higher fiber density

• Flexible and lightweight design for easy routing and handling

• Flame-retardant outer sheath suitable for indoor environments

• Stable optical performance for access and FTTH networks

• Designed for efficient splicing and termination

• FTTH indoor drop and distribution networks

• Fiber access points in residential and commercial buildings

• Optical distribution frames (ODF) and fiber termination boxes

• Ideal for projects requiring compact cable layouts and fast installation

• Supports simplified splicing workflows and reduced on-site labor

• Suitable for structured cabling systems with limited installation space

• Custom fiber counts, ribbon structures, and cable dimensions

• Jacket material selection based on flame rating and local standards

• OEM branding, labeling, and packaging customization

• ODM support for tailored mechanical designs to match regional deployment needs

• Engineering assistance for network planning and cable optimization

Bulk Fiber Cable Customization Options

Ordering & Service Information
Standard configurations are available for common FTTH applications, while customized designs support project-specific requirements. Lead times typically range from 2–4 weeks depending on fiber count and construction details. Each production batch undergoes optical and mechanical inspection to ensure consistent quality.

Q&A

Q1: What advantages does ribbon fiber offer compared to loose fibers?
Ribbon fibers allow higher fiber density and faster mass fusion splicing, improving efficiency during installation and maintenance.

Q2: Is this cable suitable for outdoor use?
This model is primarily designed for indoor environments. For outdoor installations, additional UV-resistant and moisture-blocking designs are recommended.

Q3: How flexible is the bow-type structure during installation?
The flat bow-type design provides good flexibility while maintaining shape stability, making it easier to route along walls and inside ducts.

Q4: Does the cable meet indoor fire safety requirements?
Yes. The flame-retardant jacket is designed to meet common indoor safety standards for access networks.

Q5: Can the cable be customized for different FTTH architectures?
Yes. Fiber count, ribbon layout, and sheath materials can be adjusted to suit centralized or distributed FTTH designs.