Cable hot-dip galvanized residual cable rack is used to place the spare optical cable when the ADSS (all-medium self-supporting optical cable) and OPGW (optical fiber composite overhead ground cable) are connected. In the optical cable line, each connector box is usually configured with a residual cable rack to properly collect and organize the excess optical cable in the connection process.

The main material is Q235 flat iron, the conventional main material specifications are 4mm * 40mm, 5mm * 50mm, etc. The exterior is hot-dip galvanized treatment, which makes it have good outdoor corrosion resistance, can be used in a variety of harsh natural environments for a long time, effectively resist oxidation and rust, extend the service life of the product, and ensure that the cable provides reliable support and protection for a long time.

• According to the structural form: divided into inner disk type and outer disk type two.

• According to the use scenario: there are two kinds of rod and tower. If it is a pole cable frame, it is necessary to provide the rod diameter when ordering, in order to adapt the different thickness of the pole

• Reasonable design: According to the requirements of different optical cables, the product can be designed to ensure the minimum bending radius of the optical cable to avoid damage to the optical cable due to the small bending radius, and ensure that the transmission performance of the optical cable is not affected.

• Easy installation: Easy to install on the tower. The steel belt hoop is used to wrap the pole, and the remaining cable frame is fastened to the steel belt hoop with bolts (pay attention to the steel belt should be laminated to prevent slippage). This installation method is firm and reliable, and can protect the optical cable well to avoid friction between the optical cable and other objects during installation and use.

• Neat and orderly: It can effectively prevent the optical cable coiled above the loose and disordered situation, so that the optical cable tray is more orderly, convenient for later maintenance and management.

The hot-dip galvanized cable rest frame usually consists of two cross-intersecting metal bars, and after the two ends of each metal bar are bent upward three times at right angles, a square frame with a notch on one side is formed. This structure design not only enhances the structural stability of the residual cable frame, but also facilitates the introduction and fixing of the optical cable.