Armored stranded loose tube ribbon fiber optic cable with APL (aluminum-polyethylene laminated tape) moisture barrier, a central strength-member design subject to final cable confirmation, corrugated steel tape/PSP armor with double PE sheath for project-confirmed direct-burial or mechanically demanding outdoor routes requiring high fiber density.
GYDTA53 is an armored stranded loose tube ribbon fiber optic cable featuring an APL aluminum-polyethylene moisture barrier, an inner PE sheath, corrugated steel tape (PSP) armor, and an outer PE sheath. This multi-layer design provides moisture resistance and enhanced mechanical protection for high-density outdoor backbone routes where the approved project design confirms direct-burial or mechanically demanding installation requirements. The ribbon fiber structure enables significantly higher fiber density compared to standard loose tube cables. Final fiber count, ribbon configuration, and cable dimensions depend on the project specification.
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What is GYDTA53 fiber optic cable?
GYDTA53 fiber optic cable is an armored stranded loose tube ribbon fiber optic cable with APL moisture barrier, usually a metallic central strength member, corrugated steel tape or PSP armor, and a double PE sheath. It is reviewed for project-confirmed direct-burial, mechanically demanding outdoor routes, and high-density backbone projects where ribbon fiber mass splicing and enhanced mechanical protection are both required. Fiber count, ribbon configuration, strength member, armor, and sheath are confirmed against the final cable design and project requirements.
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| Requirement | GYDTA53 (Ribbon, APL, Armored) | GYDTS53 (Ribbon, Steel Tape, Armored) | GYDTA (Ribbon, APL) | GYDTS (Ribbon, Steel Tape) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber type | Ribbon; final fiber count subject to cable design | Ribbon; final fiber count subject to cable design | Ribbon; final fiber count subject to cable design | Ribbon; final fiber count subject to cable design |
| Moisture barrier | APL tape | Water-blocking only | APL tape | Water-blocking only |
| Armor | Steel tape (PSP) | Steel tape (PSP) | None | Corrugated steel tape |
| Sheath | Double PE | Double PE | Single PE | Single PE |
| Best for | Project-confirmed direct-burial / harsh routes | Project-confirmed harsh direct burial | Backbone/metro duct | Duct with rodent risk |
| Best Pick | ★★★Project-confirmed direct burial with moisture protection | Project-confirmed harsh direct burial | Backbone/metro duct | Duct with rodent risk |
Confirmed specifications for GYDTA53 Armored Ribbon Fiber Optic Cable
| Layer | Component | Material / Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Optical Fiber | Ribbon fibers (12-fiber ribbons or per project requirement) |
| 2 | Loose Tubes | Filled PBT loose tubes stranded around CSM |
| 3 | Tube Filling | Water-blocking filling compound |
| 4 | Core Filling | Water-blocking material in cable core interstices |
| 5 | Central Strength Member | Metallic central strength member, subject to final cable design |
| 6 | Core Wrapping | Water-blocking tape / binder |
| 7 | Moisture Barrier | APL (aluminum-polyethylene laminated tape) |
| 8 | Inner Sheath | PE (polyethylene) |
| 9 | Armor | Corrugated steel tape / PSP (steel-polyethylene laminated tape) |
| 10 | Outer Sheath | PE (polyethylene) |
Confirm optical acceptance values, mechanical requirements, and applicable standards against the final cable design and project specification.
| Parameter | Requirement to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Attenuation @ 1310 nm | Confirm the fiber category and acceptance limit in the project specification. |
| Attenuation @ 1550 nm | Confirm the fiber category and acceptance limit in the project specification. |
| Operating Temperature | Confirm installation, operating, storage, and transport ranges in the approved datasheet. |
| Mechanical Performance | Confirm tensile, crush, impact, and bend requirements for the route and installation method. |
| Standards | State the applicable project standard, test method, and acceptance requirement in the RFQ. |
| Documentation | Compliance documentation available upon request when required by the project specification. |
Long-haul and regional backbone routes where high fiber count and efficient splicing are required.
Metropolitan area network duct infrastructure for telecom operators requiring high fiber-density ribbon cables.
Feeder and distribution segments in operator access networks where future capacity growth is expected.
High-count ribbon trunk cable between data center facilities in duct infrastructure.
High-capacity feeder cable from central office or OLT to distribution cabinets in FTTH and FTTB networks.
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Configure the key requirement for GYDTA53 Armored Stranded Loose Tube Ribbon Fiber Optic Cable. Select standard options or enter custom notes, then send your RFQ by WhatsApp or email.
Compare GYDTA, GYDTS, GYDTA53 and GYDTS53 by route, armor, sheath construction, fiber density and RFQ requirements before approving a cable design.
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