network cable certifications

 Laying cables in boxes, in pipes and in the air on facades or piles equipped or to be equipped, in compliance with the project and with environmental and safety standards

Preparation of the equipment

Installation in manual piping, with winches, with water (floating system) or pressurized air (blowing system)

Laying in the tunnel

Cable arrangement in the wells

For indoor installation

Aerial pose

Laying the string and the self-supporting cable

Laying of mini pipes in existing pipes

Installation of optical fiber mini cables

Labeling of cables and protective elements

Stock management and housing


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