Water-resistant, airtight, and lightweight optical cable with a small diameter.
Pico cables are made by inserting optical fibers into a metal (standard is stainless steel) uniseamless pipe, offering excellent water resistance, airtightness, and strong resistance to side pressure. Without a protective tube, they securely protect the optical fibers from rodents, woodpeckers, and other animals. They can be installed directly in the same pits and racks as general cables. Being lightweight, they enhance the efficiency of cable installation work and contribute to reducing the overall cost of installation projects. They are ideal for all outdoor optical communication applications. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ The material and size of the metal tube, as well as the type and number of fibers of the optical fiber, can be freely selected. ○ It is thin and lightweight, making installation easy, similar to handling electric wires. ○ It can be installed in any environment. ○ It has excellent water and air tightness, allowing for direct burial. ○ It is resistant to side pressure and temperature changes, providing strong protection for optical fibers against harsh environments and animals. ○ It has the handling ease of electric wires while maintaining the strength of corrugated types. ○ No special protective tube is required, making installation easy and suitable for any environment. ○ It enables cost reduction for the entire installation project. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Main Delivery Achievements - Substations, water treatment plants, subways, factory FA Lan, and others For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation Welding Industry Division began developing metal tube optical fibers by applying welding material manufacturing technology in 1984, with the concept of "optical fibers that can be handled like electric wires," inserting optical fibers into thin, unseamless metal tubes. In 1988, they started selling the product under the name "PICOLOOP." Since then, they have responded to customer needs by releasing products such as "Picoflex," which can be flexibly bent, and the portable "Picodrum." Furthermore, recently, they have utilized the characteristics of optical fibers themselves as sensors, contributing to the construction, management, and maintenance of social infrastructure, as well as disaster prevention and security, fostering a safe, secure, and comfortable society.
