Microtrenching involves cutting
According to company officials, this is the methodology being tested by Google in its Fiber for Communities project in the US.
“If NBN are true to their word, they will be testing different and innovative ways of laying fibre in different parts of the country and we are cable duct ready to be part of that,” said BBNC managing director Joe Tokarczuk.
“Our solution cuts the cost of broadband deployment dramatically, is extremely fast and provides minimal disturbance to the environment wiring duct, There is no other underground deployment method wire duct that is as clean, green, speedy, future-proof and affordable,” claimed Tokarczuk.
Microtrenching involves cutting a very narrow trench in which cable can be laid. The addition of a microduct (ducting that’s narrow enough to fit into cable trunking a microtrench) allows fibre to be subsequently blown through
