Minimum Bending Radius for Cable
A guide to minimum cable bending radius standards for Fiber Optic, UTP, STP, plenum and non-plenum cable provided by Elliott Electric Supply, distributor of cable, wire, conduit, EMT conduit benders, and
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Outside Plant Cables: The standard calls for water-blocked cables with a minimum pulling tension of 600 pounds (2670 N). Minimum bend radius is 20 times the cable diameter under max rated pulling