ARCLIN KEVLAR® FOR FIBER OPTICS


  • Indoor Fiber Cables
  • Outdoor Fiber Cables

Arclin Kevlar® is not just enhancing the present—it's enabling a stronger, more resilient future for networks that power global communications. With its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, Kevlar® helps provide the backbone for safeguarding optical fibers to ensure optimal performance.

With built-in performance that's designed for a digital world, Kevlar® helps you ensure connectivity in any condition.


REDEFINE WHAT'S POSSIBLE WITH ARCLIN KEVLAR®

Kevlar® offers the strength, flexibility and durability fiber optic cables need to ensure the performance and protection they demand. Its lightweight, heat-resistant and non-flammable properties make it essential for maintaining the integrity of fiber optic cables in harsh conditions, offering reliable and efficient signal transmission over long distances.


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Thin and lightweight
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Unmatched strength
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Heat resistance

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Highly flexible
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Chemical / Corrosion resistance
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Durability

Arclin Kevlar® is used as a key strength member for a range of indoor applications—helping to enable cables to be pulled, bent and easily installed while keeping their critical optical fibers protected.

Indoor Aplications

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Simplex cables

A single fiber, tight buffered with aramid fiber strength members, typically used for patch cords and backbone applications.

Breakout fiber cables

Composed of several simplex cables bundled together, ideal for direct termination without extra hardware, especially in rugged or high-stress installations.

Duplex fiber cable

Two optical fibers side by side, commonly used for desktop connections and applications requiring signal transmission between two fibers.

Ribbon fiber cable

Multiple fibers laid side by side in a single jacket, preferred for high fiber counts and small diameter cables in data centers and network applications.

Distribution fiber cable

A compact, lightweight indoor cable ideal for short runs in conduits, riser or plenum spaces, often requiring breakout boxes for termination.

Indoor/Outdoor tight-buffered fiber cable

A versatile cable with flexible connectors and simple termination for both indoor and outdoor environments, available in riser and plenum-rated versions

LSZH fiber cables

Low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH) fiber cables are slow to ignite and designed to reduce toxic fumes and smoke in case of fire, making them safer for use in confined indoor spaces

Arclin Kevlar® offers the tensile strength, protection against environmental elements and flexibility to withstand harsh conditions and maintain performance across long distances.

Outdoor Aplications

Loose-tube cables

Ideal for outdoor plant trunks due to their high fiber count, moisture protection and ability to withstand high pulling tensions, commonly used for splicing and protecting fibers in harsh environments.

Self-supporting cable

Arclin Kevlar® enables crucial tensile strength, helps reduce sag and ensures stability in harsh weather conditions.

Aerial cables

Arclin Kevlar® enables crucial tensile strength, helps reduce sag and ensures stability in harsh weather conditions.


Self-supporting cable

Arclin Kevlar® enables crucial tensile strength, helps reduce sag and ensures stability in harsh weather conditions.

Aerial cables

Arclin Kevlar® enables crucial tensile strength, helps reduce sag and ensures stability in harsh weather conditions.


Submarine cable

Kevlar® delivers the high tensile strength and durability to withstand extreme underwater pressures, abrasion and environmental stress over long distances.

Submarine fiber cables

Used in fresh or saltwater, featuring complex structures and armors to protect against damage from fishing trawlers and boat anchors, especially in long-distance applications.