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The specialism

Air blown fibre.

Fibre installed by the flow of compressed air — carried gently along a polyethylene microduct, several hundred metres at a time, with no tension on the fibre at any point.

How it works

Air does the carrying.

The air and fibre are fed into a small chamber — the blowing head — and along the microduct. There is no plug on the fibre’s leading end being pushed by pressure; instead, air moves past the fibre at high speed, providing a gentle, stress-free drive at every point along the run. The fibre needs no tensile reinforcement, and it arrives at the far end having felt nothing at all.

Install the microduct once, then add fibre only when it’s needed — a fibre-lean network that upgrades precisely in line with demand.

See the difference

Pull it —
or blow it.

Compressed air flows past the fibre inside a polyethylene microduct — carrying it gently to its destination with no tension at any point along the run. Nothing is pulled, nothing is stressed, and the duct stays ready for the next upgrade.

—Install fibre only when needed —Most routes: zero splices —A fibre link the same day —Blow out & upgrade later —Lower initial & long-term cost
Installation method
FIBRE TENSION
HIGH
Why it pays

The benefits.

  • Lower initial cost. Duct first; fibre only when required.
  • No dead fibre. Nothing installed that isn’t lit.
  • Same-day links. A new fibre connection can be blown and live in a day.
  • Hardly any splicing. Most routes carry no splices at all — less equipment, fewer failure points.
  • Future proof. Fibres can be blown out and replaced with new types as standards move on.
  • Modular. Push-fit connections — easy to change, extend or upgrade.

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