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Product Description: Fiberglass Reinforced Polymer Member (FRP Member) is a unique and innovative product made from fiberglass reinforced polymer. It features excellent corrosion resistance, weather resistance, ... Read More

0.4mm Strength Plastic Reel FRP Rod Member For Communication Cable Optical Fiber Cable Strength Member Features: High tensile strength, high modulus, low heat conductivity, low stretch, low expansion, wide ... Read More

FRP Reinforced Core 3.5mm For Optic Cable 50.4km/Reel Currently used strength member for fiber optic cables are metallic and non-metallic strength member. Single steel wire or steel strand is frequent working ... Read More

Non-Metallic FRP Rod Central Strength Member CSM Non-metallic FRP Rod strength member, usually located at the center or the periphery of optical cables, serves as the important component of optical cables by ... Read More

FRP Rod Strength Member for Fiber Optic Cables FRP Rod Strength Member for Fiber Optic Cables Strength member for fiber optic cables, usually located at the center of fiber optic cables, is one important ... Read More

FRP Rod Strength Member for Fiber Optic Cables FRP Rod Strength Member for Fiber Optic Cables Strength member for fiber optic cables, usually located at the center of fiber optic cables, is one important ... Read More

High Strength 0.4-5.0 Non Metallic FRP Member Central Strengthening Properties of Non-metallic FRP Rod Strength Member A. High strength FRP is stronger than structural steel on a pound-for pound basis. B. Light ... Read More

FRP Central Member 3.5mm FRP Reinforced Core For Optic Cable Characteristics: Good mechanical and temperature performance High strength loose tube that is hydrolysis resistant Special tube filling compound ... Read More

FRP Strength Member For Fiber Optical Cables The use of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) members in the construction industry has gained significant popularity due to their numerous advantages over traditional ... Read More

Central Strength Member (FRP Rod) 1.7 Like any construction material, there are pros and cons to the use of FRP members: Due to its higher flexibility, typically elastic behavior, and emerging findings from ... Read More