ASU 80 Price, ASU 120 Price

ASU CABLE is the general abbreviation. This self-supporting single-cased aerial optical cable, the full name in Portuguese is Aéreos Auto-Sustentados Tubo único, began to rise in South America in 2016. Due to its simple structure, novel design, high-cost performance, and convenient construction, it has been widely used in America, Southeast Asia, Europe, and other regions.

Just like the butterfly optical cable designed in Japan, the ASU optical cable design concept also subtly combines the advantages of layer-stranded optical cable and central tube optical cable and combines the two into one. The core idea of the optical cable design is to use two rigid FRPs and a single loose tube to mix and twist, and the three-in-one steady-state twisting unit includes both the tensile element and the optical unit. Due to the existence of a specific pitch when twisting, the bendability of the optical cable is ensured. The fiber optic cable breaks through the existing standard and adopts a smaller outer sheath thickness, which makes the product lighter and suitable for self-supporting overhead use.

ASU Cable Main Features:

The ASU optical cable design fully considers the aerial optical cable's mechanical and application environment requirements. Under the three-level meteorological conditions, the optical cable meets most application scenarios with a span of fewer than 250 meters. The two included FRPs have sufficient tensile strength and can resist sheath retraction and additional attenuation caused by temperature changes; reasonable cable core twisting pitch makes the optical cable easy to bend and coil; the optical cable structure is stable, compact. It also excels in other properties such as crush resistance, impact, torsion, etc., and meets the existing technical standards for outdoor overhead optical cables.

The ASU optical cable produced by our factory using the one-step method not only has high manufacturing efficiency and low cost but also the sheath and the cable core are closely bonded. The core pulling force of the optical cable is greater than 700N. There is a good grip between them to ensure no pull-off phenomenon. The product is especially suitable for the small span overhead of the access network distribution in urban and rural areas, and the commonly used span ranges from 50m to 250m.

ASU Cable Lastest Price

FIBERFUTURE Specilized in manufacturing of asu fiber optic cable for 19 years, our product asu 80, asu 100, asu 120 hot selling in Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, etc. If you have other special request on our fiber optic cable products, pls feel free to contact our salesman or technical support team via email: sales@glfiberfuture.com.