GYTA Aluminum Tape armored Fiber Optic Cable | Anti-EMI Loose Tube Design | G.652D/G.655 for Duct Networks

Packaging Requirements:

• 1：All cables shall be wound on treated wooden spools that are not returnable
• 2：Cable ends must be firmly secured to the spool and protected with waterproof shrink caps
• 3：Each spool must include: 
  

• A protective outer layer of plastic wrapping

• Reinforcing wooden slats to ensure stability

• At least 1 meter of free cable end reserved for testing

• A standard spool length of 3000mm (with a permissible tolerance of ±2%)

Cable Identification:

The outer jacket must display:

• 1、Unique sequential numbering every 1m (±1% variance permitted)

• 2、 Additional repeating markings at 1m intervals showing:

• Product code and fiber count

• Manufacturer identification

• Production date (month/year)

• Total cable length

Standard Packaging Dimensions:

Technical Reference:

• 1、 Standard cable diameter: 10.0mm
• 2、Maximum span distance: 100m
• 3、Contact sales team for complete technical specifications

Spool Marking Standards:

Permanent markings (minimum 25-30mm height) must appear on both sides of each spool:

1. 1、 Company name and trademark
2. 2、Contained cable length
3. 3、Cable specifications (type/fiber count)
4. 4、Winding orientation
5. 5、Weight measurements (gross/net)

Note: All wooden packaging materials must undergo proper fumigation treatment prior to use.

Q1: What does “GYTA” stand for?

GYTA denotes a stranded loose-tube cable with aluminum-polyethylene laminate (APL) armor—lightweight, rust-resistant, and ideal for duct/aerial deployment. 

Q2: Can this cable resist moisture and corrosion?

Yes—the aluminum armor provides superior corrosion resistance, and the water-blocking loose-tube structure ensures strong moisture protection. 

Q3: What fiber types are available?

Supports both G.652D and G.655 fiber variants, ensuring excellent low-loss, long-distance transmission.

Q4: What environmental conditions can it withstand?

Built for rugged use: crush-resistant, UV-stable, and operational between −40 °C and +70 °C. 

Q5: Where is GYTA most commonly deployed?

Ideal for duct and aerial telecom deployments—including FTTH, enterprise networks, and industrial use—especially where moisture resistance is critical.