FTTH outdoor aerial 1.2KN Nylon PA6/PA66 optical fiber tension drop cable clamp
The A12 and A15 FTTH cable clamps feature materials like 201 stainless steel + PA6 nylon for the A12, and all-nylon for the A15. You can also choose from 304 stainless steel or PA66 nylon with UV-resistant material.
Shaped like a fish, these clamps are easy to install, offering flexible rotation and wrapping to hold and protect the cable's outer sheath. They are ideal for FTTH cable pull-down, providing durable and reliable solutions for outdoor use.
Key Features
- Strong UV protection
- High-quality plastic material
- Flexible tension options
- Special fiber optic cable fixing method
- Can be used for round and square cables.
- The tensile strength on the market is only 800N, but we can achieve 1.2KN
Applications
The A12 and A15 FTTH cable clamps are suitable for outdoor aerial installations, cable entry into homes, harsh environments, and applications requiring high tensile strength. They provide reliable cable fixation and protection, ensuring stability and safety under complex conditions.
Configuration
| Model |
Size |
Material |
Applicable wire diameter |
Weight |
Breaking load |
Warranty Time |
| XS-A12 |
128*32*23mm |
ABS+ SS201 |
2-6 mm |
23 g |
0.7 KN |
10 year |
| XS-A15 |
140*41*23mm |
Pa6+Abs |
2-6 mm |
35.5 g |
1.2 KN |
10 year |
Packaging information
- Outside the carton Size:40X30X30 CM
- Outside the carton weight:11 KG
- Each box number:300 PCS
- Every small bag:50 PCS
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Company Profile
Q: The History of our factory?
A: In 2000, Fibconet started our adapters business first and accumulated
funds, then we started producing jumpers in 2006. In 2009 We developed
the splitter workshop. The sales volume exceeded 15 million US dollars
in 2015. In the same year, we began to explore foreign markets.
Q: What kind of package do you usually apply for?
A: We usually use cartons, but they also can be customized
Q: Warranty policy?
A: Fiber Equipment Warranty Notice Warranty period:24months after buying, Generally, there are no questions for application in 20 years.
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