Rollable Ribbon Fiber Cables for Space-Constrained Networks
Intermittently bonded ribbon structures bring high fiber counts into compact cable designs while retaining ribbon identification and mass-fusion workflow advantages. Configure the cable around pathway, environment, fiber count and termination method.


Ribbon efficiency without a rigid flat profile.
Intermittent bonding joins fibers only at selected points, allowing the ribbon to flex, fold and form a compact cylindrical bundle inside the cable.
- Routes with flexibility closer to individual fibers.
- Separates into individual fibers when required.
- Retains identification and organized 12-fiber grouping.
- Supports fast mass-fusion splicing for high-count work.
Select the structure around the pathway.
Rollable ribbon is a fiber-management platform, not one fixed cable. Select against fire rating, indoor/outdoor transition, pathway loading, armor and fiber count.
Central-tube designs
Compact indoor or indoor/outdoor structures for pathways and building distribution.
High-density multi-unit
Organized subunits support very high counts and scalable splice planning.
OSP and armored options
All-dielectric, non-armored or metallic-armored backbone constructions.
Four inputs make the quotation more accurate.
Define the link and environment first, then review construction, diameter and termination.
See how density is organized inside the cable.
Reference views illustrate product families and internal structures. Final materials and dimensions are confirmed in the approved specification.





More fibers through limited pathway space.
The compact ribbon matrix can improve pathway utilization in data-center backbones, building entrances, meet-me rooms, customer cages and telecom routes.
- Inter-building and campus backbones.
- Meet-me-room and customer-cage distribution.
- Existing ducts with limited pathway space.
- Bulk or MPO-to-MPO / MPO-to-stub workflows.


Send the link data before the part number.
Include deployment constraints—not only fiber count—to avoid an unsuitable jacket, unnecessary armor or a termination plan that does not fit the route.
- Application, route length and transitions.
- Fiber type, count and future growth.
- Pathway size, bend radius and pulling method.
- Jacket/fire rating, armor and environment.
- Ends, connectors and test standard.
Review your rollable ribbon cable configuration.
Send fiber count, pathway, environment, route length and termination requirements for a reviewable specification and quotation.