심플렉스/듀플렉스 패치 코드 케이블 생산 라인

The reference route has two stages. HK-30 forms the qualified tight-buffered element from approved uncolored bare optical fiber. HK-50 receives one or two buffered elements, applies the specified aramid-yarn package, extrudes the outer jacket, then cools, measures, hauls off and takes up the finished cable body. The final configuration follows the approved drawing and written project inputs.

No. The current reference route feeds uncolored bare optical fiber directly into HK-30, so a separate coloring stage is not included. The buyer still needs to confirm the optical-fiber specification, input reel condition and handling requirements.

A simplex cable body uses one qualified tight-buffered element, while a duplex construction uses two elements or repeated legs. The exact profile, element spacing, aramid distribution, finished dimensions and reel format must be defined by the approved simplex or duplex cable-body drawing.

HK-30 manages bare-fiber pay-off, preheating, tight-buffer extrusion, cooling, dimensional monitoring, haul-off and take-up. The fiber input, buffer compound, target buffer diameter, tooling, tension range and reel package remain project-specific.

HK-50 guides one or two qualified buffered elements, serves the approved aramid-yarn package and extrudes the project-specified outer jacket. It also covers cooling, dimensional monitoring, marking, traction, accumulation and finished cable-body take-up. Yarn type, package, count, tension, jacket material, color, tooling and finished dimensions require confirmation.

Not by default. The HK-30 to HK-50 route produces the Patch Cord cable body. Connector termination, end-face polishing and optical testing are separate downstream processes unless they are reviewed and quoted as a separate part of the project scope.

No. They illustrate the process stages and reference equipment only. They do not confirm machine quantities, factory layout, speed, capacity, performance, certification, supplied scope or acceptance criteria for a specific project. Those values must be defined in the written technical and commercial agreement.

Please provide the approved simplex or duplex cable-body drawing; optical-fiber and reel data; element count; target buffer and finished dimensions; tight-buffer, aramid and jacket specifications; color and marking; source and delivery reels; product mix and target output; factory utilities and layout; existing equipment interfaces; inspection and acceptance requirements; and the project schedule. Unknown items can remain identified for joint engineering review.