Kevlar Plastic Optical Cable

These optical cables use plastic optical fiber (POF, mainstream PMMA core) as the transmission core, with Kevlar (para-aramid) arranged around/in the center as a non-metallic reinforcement, and are equipped with a plastic sheath (such as LSZH, PU, ​​flame-retardant PVC). They feature high tensile strength, light weight, non-magnetic dielectric, and fatigue resistance, making them suitable for short-distance dragging, confined spaces, and non-metallic cabling. They are the preferred choice for industrial control, robot cable chains, and server room patch cords.

With its excellent heat resistance, tensile strength, and high strength, Kevlar has been widely used in various manufacturing processes. Kevlar plastic optical cables are double-coated and feature tensile strength, heat resistance, high signal transmission fidelity, low transmission loss, and strong anti-interference capabilities.