Multi-core armored indoor cable
GJASFKV Current cable
An indoor multi-core construction with protected fiber-bundle sub-units and a steel-wire armor layer. Match the final jacket and cable dimensions to the installation.
INDOOR · MECHANICAL PROTECTION
GJASFKVMulti-core armored indoor cable
An indoor multi-core construction with protected fiber-bundle sub-units and a steel-wire armor layer. Match the final jacket and cable dimensions to the installation.
- Starting route
- Protected indoor routes
- Configuration
- Confirm fiber, construction and jacket
- Order basis
- Approved specification and acceptance criteria
Not sure it fits? Start with your installation
Production knowledgeCable-making equipment experience.
One supplier contactPayment, acceptance and delivery.
A clear order basisDrawing, specification and agreed checks.
Start with where
the cable will run.
Select a starting point to see what needs to be confirmed for your project.
WHAT TO CONFIRM
A few details make the choice clearer.
Select your route to see the questions that matter for this cable.
- Installation method and mechanical loads
- Fiber type, count and network requirements
- Jacket, protection and acceptance criteria
Every layer has a purpose.
Review the cable components, then confirm the drawing for the configuration you intend to order.
The approved cable drawing defines the final dimensions and materials.
Fiber-bundle sub-units
Aramid-reinforced fiber bundles have PVC or LSZH inner jackets.
Specifications, with context.
Use these references to frame your requirement. The quotation and approved cable datasheet define the product supplied.
GJASFKV configuration guide
Start with the construction and installation requirements below.
Cable constructionFiber-bundle sub-units · Assembled cable core · Steel-wire armorThe approved drawing defines materials, dimensions and tolerances.
Optical configurationSpecify the fiber category and countSelect against the network design, wavelengths and acceptance limits.
Mechanical configurationMatch the installation conditionsTensile, crush and bending limits depend on the complete cable construction.
Optical selection reference
Select the fiber and finished cable separately
G.652 describes single-mode fiber and cable; G.657 addresses bending-loss-insensitive single-mode fiber. Ask for the precise category and the finished-cable test limits needed by your network. For multimode requirements, state the OM category and link design.
G.652 attenuation limits are not a blanket specification for short indoor cables, jumpers or drop cables. Fiber bending performance also does not determine the minimum bend radius of a finished cable.
Sources & scope
Public technical references checked September 2026. Manufacturer examples illustrate a construction; they do not identify HONGKAI’s source factory or establish the specification of your order.
Compare the construction.
Then narrow your shortlist.
Keep the route and protection requirements in view when you compare cable families.
Simplex armored indoor fiber optic cable
GJSFJV
A tight-buffered indoor cable with flat stainless-steel wire protection, aramid yarn and a PVC or LSZH sheath. Review the protection and termination requirements together.
Steel-armored indoor fiber optic cable
GJFJH53
An indoor cable family with steel armor and aramid reinforcement for projects requiring additional mechanical protection. The approved cable drawing defines the final construction.
Follow the equipment route for this cable.
GJASFKV · multi-core armored indoor cable — from fiber preparation to agreed acceptance and delivery. See HONGKAI equipment and process references matched to the listed construction.
The functions below explain how this construction is made. They are not a fixed machine count or a final equipment specification.
- 01
Fiber coloring & preparation
Start with the approved optical fiber. Apply and cure the specified identification colors, then rewind; if colored fiber is purchased, verify the incoming identification and package instead.
- 02
Reinforced mini-bundle sub-units
Gather the approved fiber bundles, apply aramid reinforcement and form the specified PVC or LSZH inner jackets.
- 03
Sub-unit assembly
Gather the prepared sub-units in the approved arrangement. Confirm the center or filler system, lay, bending limits and the interface to outer jacketing; this is not automatically an outdoor loose-tube SZ route.
- 04
Steel-wire armor
Apply the specified steel-wire protection to the assembled core. Confirm wire specification, application method, lay and the required bending behavior.
- 05
Indoor jacket & downstream handling
Extrude the approved PVC or LSZH jacket, then cool, check dimensions, mark and take up. Confirm the compound, tooling, fire requirements and inspection method.
- 06
Inspection & delivery preparation
Complete the agreed optical and mechanical checks, inspection records, lengths, marking and packing. HONGKAI handles the agreed acceptance inspection and delivery; process videos are not batch test records.
The related equipment videos do not show or approve the steel-wire armor. Armor and sub-unit arrangements follow the selected cable drawing. Final materials, equipment interfaces and acceptance follow the approved drawing and order.
Optical fiber coloring & rewinding
HONGKAI coloring and rewinding footage: identification ink is applied and cured before the fiber is rewound. Already-colored input can enter the next approved production stage. Equipment and process reference only. Not proof of the manufacturing source, full equipment configuration or acceptance of your cable batch.
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Only matching process functions have video controls. Other stages retain their explanation where suitable footage has not been established. These clips are not one continuous factory tour or a batch inspection record.
Independent factories manufacture the finished cable; HONGKAI handles customer-facing supply, payment, agreed acceptance inspection and delivery. Some equipment customers also manufacture the cables we supply. The actual source, specification and acceptance requirements are confirmed for each order.
One partner for your finished-cable order.
HONGKAI connects cable-making equipment experience with finished-cable supply. Work with us on your requirement, then keep payment, acceptance inspection and delivery with HONGKAI.
A production perspective on cable selection
Our equipment business gives the cable discussion a practical starting point: how the fiber, reinforcement, protection and jacket fit the required construction.
A direct relationship with your supplier
HONGKAI is your customer-facing supplier. In our usual supply arrangement, you pay HONGKAI, and we handle acceptance inspection and delivery.
An agreed basis for acceptance
Set the cable drawing, specification, inspection scope and required records in the order documents, so the supply is assessed against your agreed requirement.
Who makes the finished cable?
Independent factories in China that use HONGKAI cable-making equipment. HONGKAI is the supplier, not the finished-cable manufacturer; the actual manufacturing source is confirmed for your order.
What establishes product acceptance?
The agreed cable specification, inspection scope and order records. Using HONGKAI equipment is a production relationship, not a finished-product certification.
Planning your own cable production?
HONGKAI also supplies cable-making equipment and production-project support. Start from the cable drawing, materials and production requirements.
Why source finished cable through HONGKAI?
HONGKAI combines cable-making equipment experience with customer-facing supply responsibility. Some of our equipment customers also manufacture finished cables supplied through HONGKAI. You work with HONGKAI on your requirement, payment, agreed acceptance inspection and delivery. The actual manufacturing source and specification are confirmed for your order.
How do I know whether GJASFKV fits my project?
An indoor multi-core construction with protected fiber-bundle sub-units and a steel-wire armor layer. Match the final jacket and cable dimensions to the installation. Share your route, quantity, destination and any drawing or customer specification so the configuration can be reviewed.
Is HONGKAI the manufacturer of this finished cable?
HONGKAI supplies finished fiber optic cables and handles payment, acceptance inspection and delivery. The cables are manufactured by independent factories in China using HONGKAI cable-making equipment. The actual manufacturing source and acceptance requirements are confirmed for each order.
Who receives payment and handles acceptance and delivery?
For finished cable orders, HONGKAI receives payment and handles acceptance inspection and delivery. The actual manufacturer, specification and acceptance requirements are confirmed for your order.
What if I do not know the model or specification?
You can enquire without selecting a model. Send the route, intended connection, approximate quantity or a drawing. We will help identify the information needed for selection.
Can HONGKAI also help with cable-making equipment?
Yes. HONGKAI also supplies cable-making equipment and production-project support. The equipment configuration follows your cable drawing, materials and production requirements.
Tell us about
your project.
A route, a drawing or a question is enough to start. You do not need to know the cable model.
Or email peterhe@hkcablemachine.com. For finished cable orders, HONGKAI receives payment and handles acceptance inspection and delivery. The actual manufacturer, specification and acceptance requirements are confirmed for your order.