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FIS Snap Pack, 6 Fiber, Singlemode, SC/UPC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1SC6LSSPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$60.00 -
FIS Adapter Plate 6-Pack LC Quad Singlemode Blue Adapters Loaded (24 Fibers) Black SKU: F1LC24BLKSUL Unit of Measurement : EA$35.00 -
FIS Snap Pack, 6 Fiber, Multimode 62.5um OM1, SC/PC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1SC6LMSPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$55.00 -
FIS LC/APC Quad 6 Pack SM 24F Green Adapters Plate-Black SKU: F1LC24BLKAPCSUL Unit of Measurement : EA$35.00 -
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FIS Snap Pack, 12 Fiber, Singlemode, LC/UPC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1LC6DLSPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$105.00 -
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FIS Adapter Plate 6-Pack SC Multimode Beige Adapters Loaded Black SKU: F1SC6IBKMUL Unit of Measurement : EA$22.25 -
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FIS Snap Pack, 6 Fiber, Multimode 50um OM2, SC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1SC6LM50SPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$100.00 -
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FIS Adapter Plate 6-Pack SC Singlemode APC Green Adapters Ports Angled 45 Degrees Loaded Black SKU: F1SC6APCBKUL45 Unit of Measurement : EA$24.00 -
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FIS Snap Pack, 6 Fiber, Singlemode, SC/APC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1SC6APCSPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$65.00 -
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FIS SC 8 Pack Plate Black Loaded with APC Adapters SKU: F1SC8IBKAPCUL Unit of Measurement : EA$24.00 -
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FIS Snap Pack, 12 Fiber, Multimode 50um OM3, Duplex, LC/PC, Black Plate, 3 Meters SKU: F1LC6DLM50GSPNBLK Unit of Measurement : EA$80.00
Splicing
Fusion Splicing is a preferred way to join two fibers together by using heat. Whether the fiber was broken or not long enough, a fusion splicer will make your job easier. Splicing fiber optic cable is fairly simple procedure. Prepared fiber ends are placed in the splicer and automatically aligned and then fused together. This method ensures greater reliability with less light being scattered or reflected back by the splice. The splice itself if done correctly should be as strong as the original optical fiber.
