Our early FTTH installs we used a type called "butterfly" drop cable
which had an integrated steel strength member. I wouldn't use it
outdoors again.....but you could really pull the hell out of that
steel. Pulled it through a 3/4" irrigation pipe with a chevy silverado
when there was too much friction to pull by hand.
We got it from FIS and it was dirt cheap. Access to the bare fiber was
easy too....just peels apart. They were selling it for aerial drops,
but for a lot of reasons I didn't actually like it for aerial.
On 10/2/2020 8:49 AM, Gino A. Villarini wrote:
What indoor fiber is the most resistant to pulling?
We are finding that on old MDUs conduits are packed, and we are having
a hard time pulling fiber. The fiber we are using is the armored one
form FS.com and sometimes it breaks.
Looking for alternatives.
*Gino****Villarini
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@gvillarini
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