Umbilical fiber optic cable in stock

Umbilical fiber optic cables are available from multiple suppliers, offering customizable lengths, fiber counts, and reinforced designs for subsea and maritime applications.Available OptionsNovasub CDUR-01: This is a multipurpose reinforced underwater cable, commonly used as part of an umbilical. It features a Vectran fiber braid and PUR-coated sheet for mechanical strength, with a breaking strength of 1500 kg. The cable can be ordered with custom terminations and lengths up to 1000 meters, supporting both video and data transmission . KITCO Fiber Optics Pierside Umbilical Assembly: Designed for ship-to-pier connections, this assembly includes a 12-fiber, 500-foot cable with hermaphroditic plugs on each end. It uses a flexible flame-retardant polyurethane outer jacket and low-smoke/zero-halogen strands, suitable for shipboard storage and use . NBG Fiber Optics FIMT Umbilicals: These Fiber in Metal Tube (FIMT) cables are engineered for high fiber density and durability in underwater environments. They can be supplied in multiple kilometers, with fiber counts from 1 to 192, single-mode or multi-mode, and optional polymer layers for additional protection. Custom configurations for outer diameter, fiber type, and length are available . Fibron: Specializes in bespoke umbilicals and cables for extreme environments. They offer both static and dynamic umbilicals with custom terminations, designed for subsea, industrial, or remote applications. Fibron emphasizes tailored solutions for complex projects, including prototype development . SUB-ltd Fibre Optic Umbilical: This cable contains 4 single-mode fibers and 5 conductors (16 AWG). Interested buyers can submit their details to receive stock availability and further information from the supplier .Key ConsiderationsFiber Count & Type: Options range from 1 to 192 fibers, single-mode or multi-mode.Mechanical Strength: Reinforcements like Vectran braids or metal tubes enhance durability.Length: Available from hundreds of meters to multiple kilometers, depending on supplier.Environmental Suitability: Many cables are designed for subsea, shipboard, or harsh industrial conditions.Customization: Most suppliers offer custom terminations, fiber configurations, and protective layers. For immediate stock availability, it is recommended to contact suppliers directly through their websites or sales teams to confirm current inventory and lead times.