Colored Stripe Fiber Optical Cable

PMMA striped optical cable is a plastic optical cable with polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) as the fiber core. Its sheath surface is formed with specific colored stripes through a co-extrusion process. It combines the short-distance optical transmission advantages of PMMA plastic optical fiber with the convenient identification characteristics of the striped design, making it a preferred product for short-distance cabling scenarios that combines practicality and recognizability.

• Highly efficient and durable identification;
• Highly flexible and easy to install;
• Safe, reliable, and cost-effective;
• Highly adaptable to various environments.

1. Automotive Electronics Wiring: In automotive multimedia and ambient lighting systems, colored stripes distinguish different functional links. Their flexibility adapts to the narrow wiring spaces within vehicles, and the absence of electromagnetic interference ensures stable signal transmission, meeting the needs of intelligent automotive wiring.

2. Industrial Control: In factory automation equipment, robot and sensor connection lines, colored stripes quickly distinguish different control loops. Their resistance to electromagnetic interference and vibration adapts to high-voltage industrial environments, ensuring stable data transmission on production lines.

3. Decorative Lighting: In architectural starry sky ceilings, curtain decorations, fountain lighting, and other projects, large-core PMMA colored striped fiber optic cables can conduct colored light. The stripes easily distinguish wiring for different lighting areas, and their uniform light emission and heat-free characteristics create safe and aesthetically pleasing lighting effects.

4. Building and Home Wiring: In low-voltage wiring in office buildings and homes, colored stripes distinguish fiber optic cables for different systems such as network, monitoring, and smart home systems. They adapt to short-distance transmission needs such as fiber-to-the-desk and home smart networks, and also facilitate future line expansion and maintenance.