1. Conductive properties: fiber optic patch panel usually use metal alloy or steel-aluminum casings. These materials have superior conductive properties, which help reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure reliable transmission of signals. For example, aluminum alloy housings are often used in high-density fiber optic distribution panels to provide good conductivity and lightweight design.

2. Anti-corrosion: For outdoor or marine environments, use materials with good corrosion resistance such as stainless steel or galvanized steel to protect the optical fiber distribution panel from corrosion. For example, stainless steel casings prevent rust that develops in humid or rainy environments.

3. Mechanical strength: In order to improve the mechanical strength, the housing of the optical fiber distribution panel is usually made of durable engineering plastics or metal materials, such as reinforced polycarbonate (PC) housing, which can resist collision and extrusion.

4. High temperature resistance: In high temperature environments, the shell material may be a thermoplastic resin with high temperature resistance, such as polyetheretherketone (PEEK). This material maintains the strength and stability of the structure at higher temperatures.

5. Insulation performance: In order to ensure the insulation performance, the outer shell is usually made of materials with high insulation properties, such as polyethylene or polypropylene, to effectively isolate the optical cable and optical fiber and prevent the mutual influence between the cables.

6. Lightweight design: The use of lightweight engineering plastic materials, such as glass fiber reinforced polymers, helps reduce the overall weight of the fiber optic distribution panel and improves the convenience of installation and maintenance.

7. Plasticity and formability: Materials with good plasticity and formability, such as polycarbonate (PC) or polyimide (PI), allow fiber optic distribution panels to be flexibly designed to meet the needs of different installation scenarios.

8. Environmental protection: Some fiber optic distribution panels use recyclable plastic materials, such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP), to reduce the impact on the environment and comply with environmental protection and sustainability requirements.

9. Cost: Considering cost factors, some fiber optic distribution panels may use plastic casings, such as ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene), etc., to provide basic performance while maintaining a relatively low cost.

10. Wear resistance: The connector plug-in area of the optical fiber distribution panel is usually made of highly wear-resistant materials, such as ceramics or stainless steel, to ensure that there will be no wear due to plug-in and pull-out during long-term use.

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