How To Prevent Fiber Optic Cable Wear At Crossover Points Using Pre-twisted Hardware?

Where optical cables cross other cables, fittings such as armor rod preformed tightly secure the cable, reducing contact between the cable and other objects and preventing wear caused by friction at the crossing point. Through proper layout, preformed armour rod can disperse external forces to some extent, reducing the risk of surface wear on the optical cable. In the power and telecommunications industries, optical cables often need to cross multiple installation points and encounter different types of equipment; the armor rods design ensures the cable maintains a stable posture in crossing areas, preventing damage to the fiber optic insulation from external forces.