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![FIS Patch Cable]()
FIS Patch Cable , ST/UPC to SC/UPC, 3 meters, 1.6mm, Duplex, SM | Plus Corning® SMF-28® Ultra Fiber SKU: X98UYUS3FISCU Unit of Measurement : EA$11.25 -
![FIS Fiber Optic Patch Cable]()
FIS Fiber Optic Patch Cable, ST/UPC to SC/UPC, 5 meters, 1.6mm, Duplex, SM | Plus Corning® SMF-28® Ultra Fiber SKU: X98UYUS5FISCU Unit of Measurement : EA$11.95 -
![FIS LC Attenuator Male to Female Singlemode 1310/1550 UPC Attenuator 1dB]()
FIS LC Attenuator Male to Female Singlemode 1310/1550 UPC Attenuator 1dB SKU: F18761A01 Unit of Measurement : EA$11.35 Qty Buy as low as $10.22 -
![FIS Stainless Alloy Ferrule 12.7mm Long Drilled to 350um]()
FIS Stainless Alloy Ferrule 12.7mm Long Drilled to 350um SKU: F10061F350 Unit of Measurement : EA$3.50 -
![FIS Splice-On Connector Cheetah LC UPC Singlemode 900um White 10 Pack]()
FIS Splice-On Connector Cheetah LC UPC Singlemode 900um White 10 Pack SKU: F1LCUPCSOC10 Unit of Measurement : EA$71.50 Qty Buy as low as $64.35 -
![FIS Fiber Optic Cable Simplex Patchcord 3mm SM SMF-28® Ultra Fiber ST/UPC to ST/UPC 10m]()
FIS Fiber Optic Patch Cable, ST UPC to ST UPC, 10 meters, 3mm, Simplex, SM | Plus Corning® SMF-28® Ultra Fiber SKU: S98U8US10FISCU Unit of Measurement : EA$4.90 Qty Buy as low as $4.41 -
![FIS Splice-On Connector Armordillo SC Singlemode 3mm / 2mm / 1.6mm Green 10 Pack]()
FIS Splice-On Connector Armordillo SC Singlemode 3mm / 2mm / 1.6mm Green 10 Pack SKU: F1SCAPCSOCA10 Unit of Measurement : EA$66.50 Qty Buy as low as $63.18 -
![FIS PLC Splitter Module 1x32 1.6mm Jacketed 2 Meter Leads with SC/APC Connectors LGX Footprint]()
FIS PLC Splitter Module 1x32 1.6mm Jacketed 2 Meter Leads with SC/APC Connectors LGX Footprint SKU: Z132LGXSCA2 Unit of Measurement : EA$375.00
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.
