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Fibnet Inc from California, USA authorized global Representative/Distributor of the Stainless Steel tube and Steel Armored with Corning glass Fiber Optics Cable which is robust, thin, light weight, flexible, rodent proof, water proof, fire resistance from Ocean Cable and Communications Japan, especially designed for rural and any harsh environment based on submarine cable.
As of our Fiber Optics cable that we provide is a well welded-steel-tube armored with Corning glass that can be laid without any specialized equipment such as in many ways including shallow direct burying, aerial wiring, submerging; and that too without splicing the cable up to 10 Miles. The cable has been designed in the concept of DIY (Do-It-Yourself) laying without demanding heavy machinery nor high-tech fiber splicing. The cable can be laid with a little guidance from a technical person and, moreover, the community can be involved in cable laying, trouble shooting and repairing. Such initiative not only reduces the cost and duration of installation but also caters the lower OPEX in the long run. Their experience for more than last five decades in cable technology have proven to be one of the leaders in manufacturing optical cable. The cable can be laid in utility trench or even in the sewerage system with clamps. This is another justification on the installation part as that the cable can be laid in any environment from land to water to air; thereby avoiding additional construction work for "special" environment that come across.
As of our Fiber Optics cable that we provide is a well welded-steel-tube armored with Corning glass that can be laid without any specialized equipment such as in many ways including shallow direct burying, aerial wiring, submerging; and that too without splicing the cable up to 10 Miles. The cable has been designed in the concept of DIY (Do-It-Yourself) laying without demanding heavy machinery nor high-tech fiber splicing. The cable can be laid with a little guidance from a technical person and, moreover, the community can be involved in cable laying, trouble shooting and repairing. Such initiative not only reduces the cost and duration of installation but also caters the lower OPEX in the long run. Their experience for more than last five decades in cable technology have proven to be one of the leaders in manufacturing optical cable. The cable can be laid in utility trench or even in the sewerage system with clamps. This is another justification on the installation part as that the cable can be laid in any environment from land to water to air; thereby avoiding additional construction work for "special" environment that come across.