As we all know, the selection of raw materials has a great impact on the characteristics, load-bearing level and service life of the telecom fiber vaults. So what are the common raw materials for draw pit chamber? Generally speaking, there are three materials: PE, BMC, and SMC material.

In the rapidly evolving world of optical communication, the demand for reliable and efficient infrastructure is paramount. As fiber optic technology becomes increasingly prevalent, the use of manholes (also known as access points) becomes essential for accessing and maintaining optical fiber cables and communication equipment.

We explain the standard behind covers and gratings rated A15 to F900 in groups 1 to 6.Under BS EN 124:2015, manhole covers, access covers and gully grates are graded by different loading applications, ranging from class A15 up to F900.

Air-blown fiber optic cable installation is a highly efficient method used for laying long-distance fiber optic networks. This technique, also known as air-assisted cable installation, offers significant advantages such as reduced installation time, minimized disruption, and flexibility in network.

In the world of fiber optic network installations, the process of deploying fiber cables plays a crucial role in determining the efficiency and reliability of the network. Traditionally, cable pulling has been the go-to method for installing fiber optic cables.

In the field of cable installation, the traditional method of pulling cables has gradually been replaced by a more efficient and cost-effective technique known as air blowing.

FCST Full Series -Telecom Manhole ChamberConstruction Process1. Dig the roadbed Before the construction, determine the depth of the Manhole Access Chamber buried, determine the well location, break the pavement structure, dig out the soil, the edge of the foundation pit using artificial chisel, to e