Protective tube for optical cable, HDPE (yellow) 06040 AP 06040_AP

Optical Cable Conduit – Protection and Flexibility

The HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) protective conduit is a reliable solution for safeguarding underground fiber optic cables. Manufactured from durable synthetic material, it provides effective protection against mechanical damage and environmental exposure. Its flexible design facilitates cable routing in challenging terrain, while the smooth inner surface minimizes friction during pulling.

The conduit features an inner diameter of 33 mm and an outer diameter of 40 mm, making it ideal for protecting standard-sized fiber optic cables. Its crush resistance complies with EN 61386-24 (Type 750), ensuring resilience against ground loads. Impact resistance is classified as standard, providing adequate protection under typical operating conditions.

Application and Design Features

KOPOS Opto protective conduits are primarily designed for safeguarding fiber optic cables during earthworks. Their flexibility allows adaptation to uneven terrain and easy navigation around obstacles, significantly simplifying installation. The smooth inner and outer surfaces reduce the risk of cable damage during pulling and minimize friction. Available in various colors (upon request) and with optional marking, these conduits facilitate future identification and location of cables.

Why Choose This Protective Conduit?

• Robust Construction: Made from high-quality synthetic material, resistant to mechanical damage and weather conditions.
• Flexibility: Enables easy cable routing through difficult terrain and around obstacles.
• Cable Protection: Provides reliable defense against damage during earthworks.
• Standards Compliance: Meets EN 61386-24 requirements, ensuring safety and reliability.
• Customization Options: Available upon request in various colors and with additional marking.
• Easy Installation: Smooth surface minimizes pulling resistance.
• Convenient Lengths: Available in coils up to 1750 m (subject to availability).