1. Pulling protection 

When fiber optic cables are pulled through:

•Data centers 

•Telecom ducts 

•Industrial equipment 

the cable and connector experiences high pulling forces.

A braided sleeve can :

•Distributes pulling force 

•Prevents jacket damage 

•Reduces friction 

•Prevents cable kinking 

2. Abrasion resistance

In applications where the cable rubs against:

•Metal edges 

•Cable trunk 

•Robot arms 

•Repeated plugging and unplugging

3. Bundling multiple fibers

Instead of using spiral wrap or corrugated tube, cable tie:

•Bundles multiple cables 

•Saves installation space 

•Improves airflow in racks 

Very common inside:

•AI data centers 

•Telecom rooms 

•Server racks 

4. Identification

Use different colors and weaving patterns to distinguish and mark the wires.

JDD has China’s largest production capacity and provides full one-stop service including custom color matching, 

material formula development, monofilament yarn extrusion and braiding. We provide fast delivery. Apart from braided 

sleeves, we have more than 20 years of experience braiding over optical fibers. Should you have request on country of 

origin, we are able to carry out braiding work in Vietnam and Mexico.

Yes

Yes, just need delivery the cable to JDD factory.

I.D.= W. (natural width) x 2/π – wall thikness

If you would like to cut into 10mm long with quantity 500,000pcs, set the tolerance within 10.1~10.5mm, so the actual computation: 500,000pcs×10.1mm=5050m or 500,000pcs×10.5mm=5250m at least

The cutting tolerance caused

1. Choose expandable sleeving with a large expansion rate, which is larger than the cable connector and plug after expansion.

2. Choose Velcro wrap, zipper wrap, self-closing wraps or another cable wrap.

Choose the cable wrap, such as the self-closing wrap, with the split design and installation tools.

1. Heat gun

2. Hot water

3. Tunnel kiln

4. Oven