FiberGuard smooth microduct for guiding and protecting optical fibers FG-P 16x20 orange. Micro-trenching duct with a length of 100 m. W5367

Microducts for fiber optic micro-trenching – protection and durability of the installation

FiberGuard FG-P is a microduct designed for the safe routing and protection of fiber optic cables in various conditions. Made of polyethylene (PE), it provides reliable protection against mechanical damage and external factors, which translates to long-term network efficiency. Available in orange, it facilitates identification within the duct system. Supplied on drums of 100 meters in length, it is ready for immediate use during construction or during the modernization of existing infrastructure.

Construction and properties – for professionals and users

The FiberGuard FG-P microduct is characterized by a smooth inner surface, which minimizes friction during the pulling of fiber optic cables. This is a significant facilitation during installation, especially in the case of longer sections. Made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), it provides good flexibility and tensile strength. In addition, this material is resistant to the action of most chemical compounds and exhibits good dielectric properties. The duct has meter markings, which facilitates accurate accounting of the material used and planning work. The operating temperature range from -25°C to 90°C allows it to be used in a wide range of weather conditions. Importantly, the product is halogen-free, which increases safety in the event of a fire.

Applications and benefits

The FiberGuard FG-P microduct is used in both underground, overhead and indoor installations (empty walls, screeds). It is ideal for creating fiber optic networks in micro-trenching, where minimizing space and ease of replacing damaged cables are important. The flexibility of the material allows the ducts to be routed in complex routes, avoiding obstacles. Thanks to the high quality of workmanship and resistance to aging, the microduct provides long-term protection of fiber optic cables, minimizing the risk of failures and costly repairs. The possibility of prefabricating microducts into bundles further streamlines the installation process and network organization.