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The structure of the GYTA fiber optic cable consists of 250μm fibers housed in a loose tube made of high-modulus material, with waterproof compounds filling the tube. At the center of the core is a metal strengthening element, which may have a layer of polyethylene (PE) extruded over it, depending on the design. The loose tubes (and filler ropes) are twisted around the central strengthening element to form a compact core, with water-blocking fillers filling the gaps. After wrapping with plastic-coated aluminum tape, a polyethylene sheath is extruded to complete the cable.

GYTA fiber optic cables exhibit exceptional mechanical performance and environmental adaptability, making them suitable for use in various harsh conditions. The loose tube design allows the fibers to have some freedom of movement in response to temperature changes and external forces, reducing the risk of fiber breakage. Moreover, the water-blocking filling ensures that moisture cannot spread, guaranteeing the reliability of the fibers in humid environments.

GYTA fiber optic cables are widely used in communication networks, data centers, and long-distance transmission lines, particularly in applications that demand high reliability and performance. Due to their outstanding waterproof capabilities and durability, GYTA cables perform exceptionally well in urban underground networks, coastal areas, and other environments prone to moisture, making them an ideal choice for connecting critical infrastructure.

When installing GYTA fiber optic cables, ensure proper bending radius to prevent damage, avoid sharp edges, and use appropriate protective measures against moisture. Additionally, maintain suitable tension to prevent stress on the fibers.