Installation method
Identify whether the cable will be pulled, blown or installed through an existing congested duct.
02 · Installation category
Lightweight, flexible constructions for pulling or blowing through underground telecom ducts.

Single Tube

Multi-Tube

Armoured Multi-Tube
Start with the route
Select the cable core, fibre density and level of mechanical reinforcement around the duct size, pulling method, route length and rodent exposure.
Identify whether the cable will be pulled, blown or installed through an existing congested duct.
Match fibre count and cable diameter to the available pathway and planned network growth.
Assess pulling load, moisture and rodent risk before choosing dielectric reinforcement or metallic armour.
Available constructions
Each family is a configurable product platform. Final materials, dimensions and mechanical performance are confirmed against the approved project TDS.
Construction comparison
| Cable family | Best suited for | Protection | Construction | View |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Tube | Compact, lower-count duct and access routes | Standard duct | Central loose tube | View |
| Multi-Tube | Higher-count metro and backbone ducts | Standard duct | SZ-stranded loose tubes | View |
| Armoured Multi-Tube | Duct routes needing additional mechanical protection | ECCS tape armour | Armoured multi-tube | View |
This comparison is selection guidance, not a contractual specification. OFS Engineering confirms the final construction and guaranteed values in the approved TDS.
Customer-specific engineering
High-performance cable is designed around the project. The online selector prepares the requirement; the approved TDS controls production.
Installation, fibre count and environmental duty
OFS design and construction assessment
Customer review and formal TDS approval
Controlled production, testing and dispatch