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Emtelle's New Flexible Burial Solution Enables Operators to Simplify Branching of Microducts for FTTx Applications

Emtelle's New Flexible Burial Solution Enables Operators to Simplify Branching of Microducts for FTTx Applications Image Credit: Emtelle

Emtelle this week launched a brand-new flexible direct burial solution - FibreFlow WEBFLEX, designed to simplify branching of microducts when rolling-out Fibre-to-the-x (FTTx) networks.

Headquartered in Hawick, Scotland, Emtelle is a global leader in the manufacturing of blown fibre and ducted solutions.

FibreFlow WEBFLEX is a flexible and easily accessible direct burial tube bundle, designed for installation using conventional and microtrenching technology. Consisting of 12 microducts joined together in a branch formation, the solution’s unique design makes it easy to strip and branch the desired microduct with minimal disruption or risk of damage to the remaining microducts.

This eliminates the need for connectors which are typically required during branching, whilst enabling fast and easy sheath stripping, reducing the number of failure points throughout the network. Emtelle’s FibreFlow WEBFLEX also reduces the amount of waste compared to other ‘break and branch connector solutions’, as no extra drop ducts are required, meaning installers can utilise much more of the tubes within the bundle.

FibreFlow WEBFLEX can be laid in an open trench and installed into a micro trench using an Emtelle Vertex product for maximum microduct capacity in a trench. Or by combining the solution with Emtelle’s Multifu system – where fibres are pre-installed – during the installation, tubes can be broken and branched, or they can be branched in the future by pulling the fibre back.

Scott Modha, International Business Development, Emtella
We are constantly growing our technology portfolio in response to the rising demand for FTTx networks and our new FibreFlow WEBFLEX is the perfect addition, providing operators with a flexible and easy-to-use direct burial solution.

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