Outdoor fiber cable supply
Build-to-order outdoor cable
Rollable and flat
12F to 3456F
G.652D single-mode
Mass fusion ready
100+ regions
99.9% uptime
25,000+ clients
24/7 support
Ribbon cable groups fibers into flat arrays so they can be spliced twelve at a time instead of one at a time. Above roughly 288F it stops being a preference and starts being the only way the count fits the duct and the splice window. Rollable ribbon goes further, flexing along its length so the same duct carries close to double.
Product codes
GYFDXPH, e-ribbon rollable, flat ribbon, central tube ribbon
Fiber type
G.652D single-mode, G.657A1 available
Fiber counts
12F to 3456F
Construction
Loose tube stranded ribbon, central tube ribbon, rollable ribbon
Jacket and protection
HDPE, dielectric or armored, water blocking, aramid yarn
Deployment
Duct, direct burial, data center backbone
Lead time
6 to 10 weeks from PO
Low counts for distribution, high counts where duct space is the constraint. Specified per route and supplied to order.
144F
288F
432F
576F
864F
1728F
3456F
Build-to-order — specified to your route, count and jacket, not off a fixed shelf.
Fujikura preform glass — tier 1 manufacturing, consistent quality.
Lead times that move — supply when domestic loose-tube is quoted months out.
Import/export handled — documentation, customs and delivery coordinated.
27 years in telecommunications — a supplier that also runs networks.
What is the difference between rollable and flat ribbon?
Flat ribbon holds twelve fibers rigid in a plane. Rollable ribbon lets the array flex along its length, so it packs into a smaller cable diameter. At 20mm OD, flat ribbon carries 432F and rollable carries 864F. Both splice on the same mass fusion machine.
What is the highest count you supply?
3456F. The 1728F dielectric spec is current and available, at 28.4mm OD and 482 kg per km, built as twelve ribbons of twelve fibers on G.652D. Counts above that are quoted per route.
Is ribbon cable compatible with our existing flat ribbon splices?
Yes. Rollable ribbon is designed to splice against flat ribbon without error, and twelve-fiber compatibility is confirmed.
What are typical lead times?
6 to 10 weeks from PO. Domestic ribbon at high count is frequently quoted in months, sometimes longer where a manufacturer has pre-existing contract commitments.
