Fabric Innerduct Features

1.Light construction

The textile sub-tube has no bending memory; it does not curl like a PE sub-tube;

The textile sub-tube will not be kinked during laying and can be bent freely during laying;

The textile sub-tube is preset with high-strength draw tape in each hole, and the laying of the cable does not need to be through-hole, and the laying is more convenient and quick;

The construction site requirements are very small, especially suitable for busy districts.

2.Protection cable and outer tube

The breaking strength is above 1000 kg;

Textile tube melting point = 215 ° C, while HDPE sub-tube = 110 ° C;

The thermal expansion and contraction rate of the textile tube is 1/7 of that of the HDPE sub-tube;Prevents wear between cables.

3.long lasting

The textile sub-tube has high chemical inertness and can be exposed to a harsh underground environment for a long time. The design life is 30-50 years, and the life of the PE sub-tube is only 15 years.

4.Resolution recognition design

Two holes in the textile sub-tube product family, three holes will be preset with different colors of the draw tape for the differentiation during construction;

The textile sub-tube will print the meter mark when it leaves the factory to prevent unnecessary waste during construction;

When the textile sub-tube is delivered from the factory, it will be labeled according to the customer's needs, such as A, B, C A1, A2, A3, etc., used to distinguish the multiple textile sub-tubes in the pipeline, to facilitate the maintenance of the line.

5.Environmentally friendly design concept

The textile sub-tube can reach 30-50 years underground. Ordinary HDPE sub-tubes will form slag due to aging in the ground for a long time, and become a blockage in the pipeline. The textile sub-tube solves this problem from the design concept and has high environmental protection for the pipeline.

Application

Our fabric innerduct has been successfully installed in a variety of applications including:

Broadband, Telecom, Military, Data Centers, Wireless backhaul, Power/Utilities, Municipalities, Government, University, Healthcare, Airport and Corporate Campuses.