GYTC8SC Figure-8 Armored Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable 36 Core Central Loose Tube Aerial

• Figure-8 structure with integrated steel messenger for aerial installation
• 36-core (6×6F) central loose tube fiber configuration
• Corrugated steel tape armor for enhanced mechanical protection
• Water-blocking compound for moisture resistance
• Central metallic strength member for structural stability
• UV-resistant PE outer sheath for outdoor durability
• Suitable for long-span and long-haul deployment

• Long-haul aerial backbone networks
• Telecom and broadband distribution systems
• Rural and remote network deployment
• FTTx feeder and access networks
• Outdoor communication infrastructure

OEM and ODM services are available, including fiber count customization, fiber type selection (G.652.D, G.657.A1/A2, OM series), messenger strand specifications, sheath printing, cable length, and packaging. Customized tensile strength and span performance can also be tailored for specific aerial installation requirements.

Bulk Fiber Cable Customization Options

1. What is the difference between GYTC8S and GYTC8SC?
Both are figure-8 aerial cables, but GYTC8SC includes an additional steel tape armor layer, providing stronger mechanical protection and better resistance to harsh environments.

2. What does the 6×6 core structure mean?
It means the cable contains 6 loose tubes, each with 6 fibers, totaling 36 fibers, allowing organized and scalable fiber distribution.

3. Is this cable suitable for long-span aerial installation?
Yes, the integrated steel messenger strand provides sufficient tensile strength for long-span aerial deployment.

4. How does the cable prevent water ingress?
It uses water-blocking compounds and filling materials inside the loose tubes to protect fibers from moisture.

5. Can this cable be used in harsh outdoor environments?
Yes, with steel tape armor and PE sheath, it performs well in challenging weather and mechanical conditions.