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FIS Blue Termini Socket Mil-Spec M29504/05 Singlemode Style 2 126um 9/125um SKU: M29504/054248 Unit of Measurement : EA$31.95 -
FIS Blue Termini Socket Mil-Spec M29504/05 Multimode Style 2 127um 50 & 62.5/125um SKU: M29504/054250 Unit of Measurement : EA$58.95 -
FIS Blue Termini Pin Mil-Spec M29504/04 Multimode Style 1 125.5um 9/125um SKU: M29504/044208 Unit of Measurement : EA$0.00 -
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FIS Blue Termini Pin Mil-Spec M29504/04 Multimode Style 1 126um 9/125um SKU: M29504/044209 Unit of Measurement : EA$44.10 -
![FIS Blue Cable Reel Schill GT-310 with Cable Flange Reel Support]()
FIS Blue Cable Reel Schill GT-310 with Cable Flange Reel Support SKU: GT310RM Unit of Measurement : EA$276.30 -
![FIS Blue Premium-Grade 2-Fiber Tactical Cable Assembly]()
FIS Blue Premium-Grade 2-Fiber Tactical Cable Assembly, 50µm OM4 fiber, FIBERFOX Expanded Beam Plug -to- Expanded Beam Plug, 100 feet, No Reel SKU: T10FFFFM100FISB2 Unit of Measurement : EA$1,066.00 -
![FIS Blue SMPTE 311M Breakout Cable SM FXW Panel]()
FIS Blue SMPTE 311M Breakout Cable SM FXW Panel SKU: BC3FXW8US3FISB2 Unit of Measurement : EA$409.00 -
![FIS Blue Lemo SMPTE Assembly Singlemode PUW (Receptacle) to FUW (Plug) 100 Foot Length]()
FIS Blue Lemo SMPTE Assembly Singlemode PUW (Receptacle) to FUW (Plug) 100 Foot Length SKU: BC3FUWPUWS100FISB2 Unit of Measurement : EA$1,045.85 -
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FIS Blue LEMO SMPTE Assem. PUW(recp) to FUW Plug 100' SKU: BC3FUWPUWS1002FISB Unit of Measurement : EA$1,045.00 -
![FIS Blue 9.2mm SMPTE 311M Assembly SM LEMO Cable Mt 250']()
FIS Blue 9.2mm SMPTE 311M Assembly SM LEMO Cable Mt 250' SKU: BC3FUWPUWS250FISB2 Unit of Measurement : EA$1,113.00 -
![FIS Blue Tactical Cable Singlemode 2 Fiber | Plus Corning® ClearCurve® LBL Fiber]()
FIS Blue Tactical Cable Singlemode 2 Fiber | Plus Corning® ClearCurve® LBL Fiber SKU: FBSMTACCABLE2 Unit of Measurement : Mtr$1.75
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.
