ഈ ഉത്പാദന റൂട്ട് എന്ത് ഉത്പാദിപ്പിക്കുന്നു? Two linked production lines form the reference cable body for simplex or duplex patch cords. HK-30 turns bare optical fiber into the tight-buffered element. HK-50 feeds one or two tight-buffered elements with aramid yarn, extrudes the project-specified outer jacket, then cools, measures and takes up the finished cable body. Connector termination, end-face polishing and optical testing are separate downstream processes. Final construction follows the approved cable drawing.
Final cable-body stage · Complete equipment train shown without cropping
TWO-STAGE ROUTE BELOW
Review equipment route
Open the exploded view, select one of the three cable-body parts, and see whether HK-30 or HK-50 forms or integrates it into the finished cable body. Bare optical fiber enters HK-30 directly without coloring.
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അസംബ്ലി ചെയ്ത റഫറൻസ്
തയ്യാറാക്കുന്നതിനോ രൂപീകരിക്കുന്നതിനോ ഇന്റിഗ്രേറ്റ് ചെയ്യുന്നതിനോ സംബന്ധിച്ച ഘട്ടം ഹൈലൈറ്റ് ചെയ്യാൻ മുകളിലെ ഒരു പാളി തെരഞ്ഞെടുക്കുക.
These images and videos illustrate the HK-30 and HK-50 stages mapped to the current Patch Cord cable-body route. They are reference records, not a final equipment list, factory layout, performance commitment or acceptance record.
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Reference line for receiving uncolored bare optical fiber, applying the approved tight-buffer compound, then cooling, measuring, hauling off and taking up the buffered element. Fiber specification, target buffer OD, compound, tooling, tension and reel format remain project-specific.
These production-stage images and videos illustrate the current two-stage Patch Cord cable-body planning route only. Connector termination, end-face polishing and optical testing remain separate downstream processes unless quoted separately. Final equipment quantity, sequence, dimensions, supply, performance and acceptance are defined only by the mutually approved technical agreement.
These project perspectives evaluate the proposed HK-30 and HK-50 equipment route, HONGKAI's engineering communication and the support provided during project review. HK-30 → HK-50
For our Patch Cord cable-body project, the HK-30 tight-buffer line and HK-50 aramid-yarn serving and jacketing line were presented as one connected route. The equipment sequence, material handoff and take-up arrangement gave our production team a clear basis for evaluating the proposal.
HONGKAI's engineers reviewed the simplex or duplex cable drawing with us, including tight-buffer diameter, aramid package, jacket material, tooling and reel format. Their explanation made the proposed HK-30 and HK-50 configuration easier for our engineering team to assess.
During project review, HONGKAI clearly separated cable-body production from downstream connector termination, end-face polishing and optical testing, then explained the utilities, layout, inspection points and acceptance conditions. The structured response gave our team a practical checklist for implementation planning.
Names, roles and photos follow existing HONGKAI customer records. The Patch Cord-specific project-evaluation wording addresses the proposed equipment route and HONGKAI's engineering support, and is not presented as a verified verbatim customer quotation.
Share the available simplex or duplex cable-body drawing; uncolored bare optical-fiber specification and input reel format; target tight-buffer diameter and compound; aramid-yarn type, package and count; outer-jacket material, color, profile, finished dimensions and marking; product mix, output and reel plan; factory conditions; downstream-process needs; and project schedule. HONGKAI will review the HK-30 to HK-50 route, equipment interfaces, cable-body boundary and open technical items before preparing a project-specific proposal.
What HONGKAI will review
No complete specification yet? Share the target cable body and current assumptions. Unknown values can remain open engineering inputs.
The information submitted here supports a preliminary technical review. Final cable construction, equipment configuration, performance, price, delivery schedule and supply scope are confirmed only in an approved proposal or agreement.
Tell us your planned cable products, target capacity and current investment stage. Partial information is welcome, and you may upload a cable drawing when available.
