Cabling Tools - Fiber Optic Cabling Management

Buffer Tube Stripper

2020-12-23

Cleaning Swabs

2020-12-23

No.	Item	Picture	Description	Field Installation
1	Cable Clamp (Straight Angle)		Connect the two(Max) self-supporting fiber optic cables directly to the anchor point with a span length not greater than 50M
2	Cable Clamp (Curve Angle)		Link two or less self-supporting fiber optic cables directly to the anchor point in a corner way
3	Buckle with Spring		The anchor node is formed at a position with a fixed support cross frame and has a certain pulling force
4	Hanging wire pendant		In the case of no fixed support frame. Anchor nodes are formed on the suspended steel strands. The riveting parts are used to fix the fiber optic cables.
5	Intermediate fixture		Install on a pole or suspension line to form an intermediate support point, and make the overhead wiring neat
6	Single layer wire anchor		Connect the steel wire and anchor point in a single self-supporting cable with a span of no more than 100M
7	2 layers wire anchor		Connect the steel wire and anchor point in less than 2 self-supporting leather cables with a span of no more than 100M
8	4 layers wire anchor		Connect the steel wire and anchor point in less than 4 self-supporting leather cables with a span of no more than 100M
9	Wall pendant		Anchor nodes fixed on the exterior wall of the building
10	Nail Clip		Fix the product in the corresponding position.
11	Reducing hoop (130-200mm)		Set as anchor nodes on the wire rod (with six anchor hooks adjustable 130-200mm diameter range)
12	Reducing hoop (130-235mm)		Anchor nodes are set on the wire rod (with four anchor hooks, adjustable 130-235mm diameter range)
13	Reducing hoop (130-200mm)		The upgraded version integrates the traditional accessory accessories into one-piece design. There are also multiple formed on the wire rod, and the adjustable range of the anchor node is 135-235mm
14	Six-strand card slot fixings		A scene where the 6 or less optical cables are fixed on a wall not more than 15 meters apart and are wired in a straight line
15	Right angle multi-strand card slot fixing parts (8 strands)		A scene where the eight or less optical cables are fixed on a wall not more than 15 meters apart and are wired in a straight line
16	Cable Fixing Ring		Tie the clamp hooks and cable management rims to the wire rod. Size can be: 120-200mm or 130-235mm
17	Pole Draw Hook		Equipped with tight steel band, An anchor node is formed on the wire rod to be connected with the S-shaped fixing member. To connect the fiber optic cable
18	Pole Loop		Used for vertical routing of fiber optic cables. Commonly used on wire rods and with stainless steel strip
19	Draw Hook-L		Fixed at the corner of the building to form an anchor point to connect the fiber optic cable
20	Wire Draw Hook		In the case of no fixed support frame, the hoop is installed on the suspended steel strand to form an anchor node, which is connected to the S-shaped fastener to connect the optical fiber cable.
21	Wall Draw Hook-C		Fixed on the building or exterior wall to form an anchor point, connect the optical cable, the hanging part can be rotated more than 180 degrees
22	Triangle C type hook		Fix on the building or exterior wall to form anchor points and connect S-shaped fixings
23	Ring pull hook		Drill holes in the building or exterior wall, equipped with bolts to form anchor points
24	S-shaped fixings		Wrap the optical fiber around the S-shaped fixing piece to fix the optical fiber, which is used to connect the pole or the anchor point of the external wall
25	Stainless Steel Holder		Put the fiber optic fiber into the groove. Put it into the film, install the pull-in piece in the groove. Tighten it. Connect the pole or the anchor node of the external wall
26	Stainless steel cable tie (0.8 * 20mm)		Installation for various projects
27	Double position hook		The pull hook passes through the steel strip to form an anchor node, and connects the cable clamp with the optical cable
28	Nail Clip		Fixed indoor fiber optic cable
29	Bolt Clip		Perforate the wall and install with bolts. Can fix two leather cables at the same time
30	Wall Pipe		Perforate the wall, put it this pipe. pass the outdoor fiber optic cable through the hole into the room
31	Vertical tube		According to the diameter of the Vertical tube, different sheathed optical cables are wrapped.
32	Fiber Storing Box		Storing excess fiber optic cables
33	By-pass Box		Used at the branch of a corrugated pipe or the lead-in of a butterfly cable in a pipe
34	4 Direction Boxes		C-shaped tube with sheathed fiber optic cable on all sides
35	Curve Angle		Use at turn-corner
36	Male Angle		Straight groove for connecting right outside corners
37	Female Angle		Straight groove connected to inside right-angled turn
38	Hole Wiring Duct		Protect the use of optical cable at the hole where the optical cable passes through the wall
39	Cable Hose –		Trunking. Use across power lines or on curved bumps on walls
40	Tail Duct		Use at the end of the slot. Protecting optical cables
41	C Pipe		It is used for the branch of the corrugated pipe or the lead-in of the butterfly cable in the pipe.
42	C Pipe Series		Connect fiber optic cables running in all directions
43	Drop Cable Protection Box
44	Drop Cable Protection Box
45	Cable Trunking
46	Cable CLIP （duck-clip）
47	Stainless Steel Holder round cable
48	Fiber Cable Clip (Vertical type）
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52	suspension clamp
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