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Can I use optical fiber cables in an area where they will be exposed to chemicals?

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Can I use optical fiber cables in an area where they will be exposed to chemicals?

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Chemicals can degrade the cable jacket material, depending on both the jacket material and the chemical. Before choosing a cable with a standard jacket material in areas where chemicals are present, contact Superior Essex at 800.551.8948 for alternative jacketing options that are resistant to the specific chemical(s) in question. For example, a jacket made of PVDF (fluoropolymer) or nylon (polyamide) will impart specific resistance to a number of classes of chemical compounds compared to standard materials of which cables are typically made. To contact Technical Support, use the link below.

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