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900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9
LINKING THE FUTURE www.prysmiangroup.com
B13 e
Version 4.0 | 2015-06-19
Page 1 of 4
ES9, LS9 and TP9 fact sheet
Overview
Cables with 900 µm buffered fibers are commonly used for distribution cables, full break out cables and assembly cables.
In order to meet all market requirements Prysmian Group offer 3 different styles of Draka branded buffered fibers as
components in cables and fiber cords.
The 3 styles are:
 ES9; Our standard buffer, an easily strippable tight buffer made with low smoke fire retardant materials.
 LS9: A special dry semi loose buffer made with low smoke fire retardant materials.
 TP9: A very robust tight buffer made with a high grade modified thermoplastic polyester (PBT).
The properties of each of the 3 buffers are described below.
ES9 tight buffer
The ES9 standard tightly buffered fiber consist of a 1% proof tested fiber, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to
nominally 242 µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is tightly extruded around the acrylate coating in order to
make a versatile and robust buffering system.
The buffer material consists of a low smoke and fumes, zero halogen flame retardant compounds. The buffer material
fulfills or exceeds the requirements of IEC 60290-2-27 as well as is complies with the EU RoHS requirements. It contains a
high amount of advanced flame retardant fillers giving the buffer very good properties in case of burning.
The buffer is extruded on the coated fiber to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be colored to any color of IEC
60304.
The MK II version of the buffer which is supplied with all multi-fiber tightly buffered cables feature a unique dual layer
concept. The inner layer is optimized for best protection of the fiber and for the optimum stripping performance. The outer
layer address a potential issue with a buffer based on LSHF materials: As the buffer materials are in close family with the
sheathing materials there is a potential risk that buffer and sheath may stick or melt together. This potential issue is
addressed by selecting an outer layer with a smooth surface and a very high melting point, thus avoiding any issues.
The combined coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease and
low force. Stripping is ideally done in bites of 15 – 25 mm.
The buffer alone may be removed over a length of 150 mm to the 242 µm primary coating. The primary coated fiber is
thereafter, available for splicing. The 242 µm coating may then in a second step be mechanically stripped to the 125 µm
glass diameter. Stripping length is then up to the mentioned 150 mm.
Standards
The ES9 adhere to the requirements for a tightly buffered fiber according to all known national and international standards,
among them:
IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11
IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21
IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51
GR-409-CORE : 2008 GR-409-CORE
900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9
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Properties
Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm
Possible colors 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A
Stripping >150 mm to the coating
15 – 25 mm to the cladding in one step
> 150 mm to the cladding in two steps
Possible Fibers All Draka fibers
Buffer material LSHF-FR /LSZH fire retardant polymer compound, according to EN 50290-
2-27
Properties in case of fire:
Heat of combustion
No halogens
No acid matters
No dense smoke
17 MJ/km; 0.005 kWh/m
IEC 60754-1, pass
IEC 60754-2, pass
IEC 61034-2, pass
Temperature range -40 °C – 70 °C
Shrink back < 0,1 %, IEC 60811-1-3, ( 70°C, 3 hours, 1 meter sample)
Kink No kink
Crush resistance 100N/100 mm
Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage
LS9 dry semi tight buffer
The LS9 dry semi tight buffered fiber consist of a 1% proof tested fiber, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to
nominally 242 µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is extruded around the acrylate coating in order to make
a semi loose buffer easily removable over a long length.
The buffer material consists of a low smoke and fumes, zero halogen flame retardant compounds. The buffer material fulfill
or exceeds the requirements of IEC 60290-2-27 as well as is complies with the EU RoHS requirements. It contains a high
amount of advanced flame retardant fillers giving the buffer very good properties in case of burning.
The buffer is extruded on the coated fiber to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be colored to any color of IEC
60304.
The buffer alone may be removed over a length of 300 to 1000 mm to the 242 µm primary coating. The primary coated
fiber is thereafter, available for splicing. The 242 µm coating may then in a second step be mechanically stripped to the
125 µm glass diameter.
The combined LS9 coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease
and low force. Stripping is thus done in bites of 15 – 25 mm.
900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9
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Standards
The LS9 adhere to the requirements for a semi tight buffered fiber according to all known national and international
standards, among them:
IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11
IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21
IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51
GR-409-CORE : 2008 (loosely bound buffered fiber) GR-409-CORE
Properties
Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm
Weight 0.7 kg/km
Possible colours 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A
Stripping >1000 mm to the coating for single mode fibres
> 300 mm to the coating for multimode fibres
15 – 25 mm to the cladding in one step
> 150 mm to the cladding in two steps
Possible fibers All Draka fibers
Buffer material LSHF-FR /LSZH fire retardant polymer compound, according to EN 50290-
2-27
Properties in case of fire:
Heat of combustion
No halogens
No acid matters
No dense smoke
17 MJ/km; 0.005 kWh/m
IEC 60754-1, pass
IEC 60754-2, pass
IEC 61034-2, pass
Temperature range -5 °C to 60 °C
-20 °C to 70 °C properly cabled
Shrink back < 1%, IEC 60811-1-3, ( 70°C, 3 hours, 1 meter sample)
Kink No kink
Crush resistance 100N/100 mm
Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage
TP9 PBT buffer
The tightly buffered fibres consist of a 1% proof tested fibre, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to nominally 242
µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is tightly extruded around the acrylate coating in order to make a robust
buffering system with unsurpassed micro-bending relief.
The buffer material consists of mixture of PBT: polybutylene-terephthalate and amorphous polyether. It complies with the
EU RoHS requirements. The buffer offers excellent hydrolyses stability, tear resistance and oil resistance. It has good UV
stability, general chemical resistance, tear strength and wear properties.
The buffer is extruded on the coated fibre to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be coloured to any colour of
IEC 60304.
The combined coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease and
low force. Stripping is ideally done in bites of 10 – 20 mm.
900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9
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Standards
The PBT tight buffer adheres the requirements for a tightly buffered fibre according to all known national and international
standards, among them:
IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11
IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21
IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51
GR-409-CORE : 2008 GR-409-CORE
Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm
Possible colours 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A
Stripping 10 – 20 mm to the cladding in one step
Possible Fibres All Draka fibres
Buffer material PBT
Temperature range -40 °C – 70 °C
Shrink back None
Kink No kink
Crush resistance 100N/100 mm
Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage
Properties
© PRYSMIAN GROUP 2012, All Rights Reserved
All sizes and values without tolerances are reference values. Specifications are for product as supplied by Prysmian Group: any
modification or alteration afterwards of product may give different result.
The information contained within this document must not be copied, reprinted or reproduced in any form, either wholly or in part, without
the written consent of Prysmian Group. The information is believed to be correct at the time of issue. Prysmian Group reserves the right to
amend this specification without prior notice. This specification is not contractually valid unless specifically authorised by Prysmian Group.

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Buffer technologies for optical fibre cable

  • 1. 900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9 LINKING THE FUTURE www.prysmiangroup.com B13 e Version 4.0 | 2015-06-19 Page 1 of 4 ES9, LS9 and TP9 fact sheet Overview Cables with 900 µm buffered fibers are commonly used for distribution cables, full break out cables and assembly cables. In order to meet all market requirements Prysmian Group offer 3 different styles of Draka branded buffered fibers as components in cables and fiber cords. The 3 styles are:  ES9; Our standard buffer, an easily strippable tight buffer made with low smoke fire retardant materials.  LS9: A special dry semi loose buffer made with low smoke fire retardant materials.  TP9: A very robust tight buffer made with a high grade modified thermoplastic polyester (PBT). The properties of each of the 3 buffers are described below. ES9 tight buffer The ES9 standard tightly buffered fiber consist of a 1% proof tested fiber, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to nominally 242 µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is tightly extruded around the acrylate coating in order to make a versatile and robust buffering system. The buffer material consists of a low smoke and fumes, zero halogen flame retardant compounds. The buffer material fulfills or exceeds the requirements of IEC 60290-2-27 as well as is complies with the EU RoHS requirements. It contains a high amount of advanced flame retardant fillers giving the buffer very good properties in case of burning. The buffer is extruded on the coated fiber to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be colored to any color of IEC 60304. The MK II version of the buffer which is supplied with all multi-fiber tightly buffered cables feature a unique dual layer concept. The inner layer is optimized for best protection of the fiber and for the optimum stripping performance. The outer layer address a potential issue with a buffer based on LSHF materials: As the buffer materials are in close family with the sheathing materials there is a potential risk that buffer and sheath may stick or melt together. This potential issue is addressed by selecting an outer layer with a smooth surface and a very high melting point, thus avoiding any issues. The combined coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease and low force. Stripping is ideally done in bites of 15 – 25 mm. The buffer alone may be removed over a length of 150 mm to the 242 µm primary coating. The primary coated fiber is thereafter, available for splicing. The 242 µm coating may then in a second step be mechanically stripped to the 125 µm glass diameter. Stripping length is then up to the mentioned 150 mm. Standards The ES9 adhere to the requirements for a tightly buffered fiber according to all known national and international standards, among them: IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11 IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21 IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51 GR-409-CORE : 2008 GR-409-CORE
  • 2. 900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9 LINKING THE FUTURE www.prysmiangroup.com B13 e Version 4.0 | 2015-06-19 Page 2 of 4 Properties Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm Possible colors 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A Stripping >150 mm to the coating 15 – 25 mm to the cladding in one step > 150 mm to the cladding in two steps Possible Fibers All Draka fibers Buffer material LSHF-FR /LSZH fire retardant polymer compound, according to EN 50290- 2-27 Properties in case of fire: Heat of combustion No halogens No acid matters No dense smoke 17 MJ/km; 0.005 kWh/m IEC 60754-1, pass IEC 60754-2, pass IEC 61034-2, pass Temperature range -40 °C – 70 °C Shrink back < 0,1 %, IEC 60811-1-3, ( 70°C, 3 hours, 1 meter sample) Kink No kink Crush resistance 100N/100 mm Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage LS9 dry semi tight buffer The LS9 dry semi tight buffered fiber consist of a 1% proof tested fiber, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to nominally 242 µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is extruded around the acrylate coating in order to make a semi loose buffer easily removable over a long length. The buffer material consists of a low smoke and fumes, zero halogen flame retardant compounds. The buffer material fulfill or exceeds the requirements of IEC 60290-2-27 as well as is complies with the EU RoHS requirements. It contains a high amount of advanced flame retardant fillers giving the buffer very good properties in case of burning. The buffer is extruded on the coated fiber to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be colored to any color of IEC 60304. The buffer alone may be removed over a length of 300 to 1000 mm to the 242 µm primary coating. The primary coated fiber is thereafter, available for splicing. The 242 µm coating may then in a second step be mechanically stripped to the 125 µm glass diameter. The combined LS9 coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease and low force. Stripping is thus done in bites of 15 – 25 mm.
  • 3. 900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9 LINKING THE FUTURE www.prysmiangroup.com B13 e Version 4.0 | 2015-06-19 Page 3 of 4 Standards The LS9 adhere to the requirements for a semi tight buffered fiber according to all known national and international standards, among them: IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11 IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21 IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51 GR-409-CORE : 2008 (loosely bound buffered fiber) GR-409-CORE Properties Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm Weight 0.7 kg/km Possible colours 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A Stripping >1000 mm to the coating for single mode fibres > 300 mm to the coating for multimode fibres 15 – 25 mm to the cladding in one step > 150 mm to the cladding in two steps Possible fibers All Draka fibers Buffer material LSHF-FR /LSZH fire retardant polymer compound, according to EN 50290- 2-27 Properties in case of fire: Heat of combustion No halogens No acid matters No dense smoke 17 MJ/km; 0.005 kWh/m IEC 60754-1, pass IEC 60754-2, pass IEC 61034-2, pass Temperature range -5 °C to 60 °C -20 °C to 70 °C properly cabled Shrink back < 1%, IEC 60811-1-3, ( 70°C, 3 hours, 1 meter sample) Kink No kink Crush resistance 100N/100 mm Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage TP9 PBT buffer The tightly buffered fibres consist of a 1% proof tested fibre, a dual acrylate primary Colorlock™ coating to nominally 242 µm and a secondary buffer to 900 µm. The buffer is tightly extruded around the acrylate coating in order to make a robust buffering system with unsurpassed micro-bending relief. The buffer material consists of mixture of PBT: polybutylene-terephthalate and amorphous polyether. It complies with the EU RoHS requirements. The buffer offers excellent hydrolyses stability, tear resistance and oil resistance. It has good UV stability, general chemical resistance, tear strength and wear properties. The buffer is extruded on the coated fibre to a narrow tolerance of ± 50 µm. The buffer may be coloured to any colour of IEC 60304. The combined coating and buffer may be removed to the 125 µm glass cladding diameter in one operation with ease and low force. Stripping is ideally done in bites of 10 – 20 mm.
  • 4. 900 µm buffered fibers: ES9, LS9 and TP9 LINKING THE FUTURE www.prysmiangroup.com B13 e Version 4.0 | 2015-06-19 Page 4 of 4 Standards The PBT tight buffer adheres the requirements for a tightly buffered fibre according to all known national and international standards, among them: IEC 60794-2-10 and IEC 60794-2-11 EN 60794-2-10 and EN 60794-2-11 IEC 60794-2-20 and IEC 60794-2-21 EN 60794-2-20 and EN 60794-2-21 IEC 60794-2-50 and IEC 60794-2-51 EN 60794-2-50 and EN 60794-2-51 GR-409-CORE : 2008 GR-409-CORE Diameter 900 µm ± 50 µm Possible colours 12 according to IEC 60304 and TIA/EIA 598-A Stripping 10 – 20 mm to the cladding in one step Possible Fibres All Draka fibres Buffer material PBT Temperature range -40 °C – 70 °C Shrink back None Kink No kink Crush resistance 100N/100 mm Repeated bending 500 cycles, R= 20 mm , no damage Properties © PRYSMIAN GROUP 2012, All Rights Reserved All sizes and values without tolerances are reference values. Specifications are for product as supplied by Prysmian Group: any modification or alteration afterwards of product may give different result. The information contained within this document must not be copied, reprinted or reproduced in any form, either wholly or in part, without the written consent of Prysmian Group. The information is believed to be correct at the time of issue. Prysmian Group reserves the right to amend this specification without prior notice. This specification is not contractually valid unless specifically authorised by Prysmian Group.