Leather cable-Nanjing Jilong Optical Fiber Communication Co., Ltd.
FTTH Drop Cable The covered cable is mostly single-core or double-core structure, and it can also be made into a four-core structure.
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The whole hand pressing technology is adopted, and the two leather wires can be firmly docked without using any special tools, the pulling force is greater than 50N, the cable is fastened safely, and the
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High-quality leather cables are available in single-core, double-core, and four-core structures, featuring an 8mm cross-section and central reinforcement for enhanced durability and