China OPLC Filling Strip Suppliers - High-Performance Optical Power Line Communication Cable Factory
Product Description
Material Composition
Shape Design
Performance Advantages
Improve Submarine Cable Performance
Reduce Maintenance Costs
Market and Development
Parameters
Technical specifications of fan-shaped filling strip for optoelectronic composite submarine cable
| Voltage grade | Specifications | Height(H) | Width(L) | Opening width(b) | Opening Diameter(D) | Unit weight(g/m) | Tensile strength(N) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.7/10KV | 3*185 | 22±1.5mm | 45±2.0mm | 12±2.0mm | 16±1.5mm | ≤80g | ≥650 |
| 26/35KV | 3*300 | 30±1.5mm | 64±2.5mm | 14±2.0mm | 16±1.5mm | ≤560g | ≥800 |
| 26/35KV | 3*400 | 34.5±1.5mm | 81.5±2.5mm | 14±2.0mm | 16±1.5mm | ≤650g | ≥850 |
| Support customizing other specifications | |||||||
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
They are primarily manufactured using PE (polyethylene) or composite PE as the base substrate, often formulated with additives such as rubber powder, and produced via single-screw extrusion for superior chemical and physical stability.
Common profile designs include sector shapes with arc vertices and center holes, inverted W-shapes, and hollow dovetail structures configured to match specific cable internal geometry and engineering requirements.
They offer precise positioning channels and cushioning support, effectively preventing optical fiber units from being crushed or damaged by lateral compression during the cable stranding and laying processes.
By enhancing cable roundness, compressive resistance, high-voltage electrical insulation, and anti-corrosion properties, the filling strip reduces failure rates under harsh marine environments, significantly lowering overall maintenance costs.
Yes. In addition to standard models such as 8.7/10KV (3*185) and 26/35KV (3*300, 3*400), customized dimensions, opening diameters, and tailored geometric profiles are fully supported based on project specifications.
They are widely utilized across underwater communication infrastructure, ocean observation sensor networks, offshore wind farm transmission, and cross-sea power connection grids.

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