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Shanghai LINKER Industry., Co. Ltd |
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Why Choose Linker Tube? |
| Sales: Catherina Ding |
Customized Solutions |
| Mobile: +86 18019763531 |
More Than 60 Years of Experience |
| E-mail: sales@linkerindustry.com |
We have acquired in-depth industrial knowledge |
| Tel: 0245108560 |
Skilled Manpower With Adequate Production Facilities |
| Add：83# North Hongxiang Rd, Pudong, Shanghai |
Follow International Standards of Operation & Production |
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Description:
Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit (LFNC)
It refers to several types of flame-resistant non-metallic tubing.
Interior surfaces may be smooth or corrugated.
There may be integral reinforcement within the conduit wall.
It is also known as FNMC.
Advantages of
Flexible PVC conduit Pipe:
1. The
flexible pipes have extremely good waterproof, insulating and pull resistance.
2. The thickened surface is made of PVC.
Fire retardant was added to the PVC plastic.
3. The structure is buckle structure, which
enhances the pull resistance and is not liable to crack or deform.
4. Extremely soft with food bending
performance. The inner smoothness makes the entry of wires very easy.
Application of
Flexible PVC conduit Pipe:
PVC conduit serves two primary industries:
communications (telephone, CATV, data transmission) and electrical (power
transmission).In the communications industry, the advent of fiber optic cable
has had a tremendous impact due to its significantly higher data-carrying
capacity, particularly due to the explosion of the Internet. In
telecommunications service (phone, data transmission), fiber optic cable is
used, along with traditional copper cable. In cable television service (CATV),
fiber optic is also growing rapidly in addition to (or replacing) coaxial
cable. This progression toward fiber optic cable has made the need for
protection more critical, since these materials are highly sensitive to
moisture and mechanical stress. Damage can be very expensive in terms of
interrupted service and replacement costs. Also, these cables are installed in
very long, continuous runs which require a clear, protected pathway, as well as
a leak-free system for air-assisted ("blow-in”) installations. In addition to fiber optic, coaxial cables have
seen improvements to increase bandwidth, making these materials more
mechanically sensitive.
In the electrical industry, a critical
requirement is on maintaining uninterrupted service, as consumers and businesses
are even less tolerant of power outages than they are of phone or CATV service
interruptions. Although many direct-buried power cable systems are designed for
30- or 40-year lifetimes, they are susceptible to external influences like rock
impingement and often require frequent repairs. Conduit is finding favor over
direct burial in these applications due to improved protection, but it must be
continuous and facilitate quick repair operations.PVC conduit is used to carry
both primary (substation to transformer) and secondary (transformer to
end-user) cables. Some of these installations also contain fiber optic cables
placed alongside the power cables to connect with load-monitoring sensors
located throughout the network.
Colors of Flexible
PVC conduit Pipe:
Flexible PVC conduit is produced in a
variety of solid and striped colors, which serve to help identify the duct for
either its end use application (e.g., fiber optic cable, power, etc.) or owner.
In determining the color of the conduit, its striping or the marking of the
conduit or a combination thereof, it is recommended for safety reasons that the
color yellow not be utilized since this is the uniform color code for natural
gas applications.
Colors can
customiz
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