Tight Buffer Fiber Optic Cables

Tight Buffer Fiber Optic Cables are fiber optic cables in which each fiber core is encased in a tight protective layer called a “tight buffer”. This design provides additional protection and makes the fiber optic more suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Key features include:

• Tight Buffer: Each fiber core is encased in a tight protective layer, called a tight buffer, which is typically made of a polymer material (e.g., polyethylene) that provides additional mechanical protection and tensile strength.
• Flexibility: Because each fiber core has its own protective layer, Tight Buffer Fiber Optic Cables are often very flexible and easy to bend and install in different environments.
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments: This type of cable is suitable for both indoor cabling, such as data centers, offices, etc., and outdoor cabling, such as building facades and electrical conduits.
• Suitable for Long Distance Transmission: Tight Buffer Fiber Optic Cables provide good fiber protection and signal stability, suitable for long distance fiber optic transmission needs.