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FIS Blue Cable Reel Schill GT-380 with Cable Flange Reel Support SKU: GT380RM Unit of Measurement : EA$467.80 -
FIS Blue Cable Reel Schill GT-485 with Cable Flange Reel Support SKU: HT485RM Unit of Measurement : EA$596.30 -
Blue Expanded Mini Jam-Nut Receptacle to ST 4-Channel 50um SKU: T8MXB8UM14FISB Unit of Measurement : EA$761.00 -
Blue Expanded Beam Mini Plug to Mini Plug 4-Channel 50um OM3 SKU: T8MXPMXPM14FISB Unit of Measurement : EA$1,414.00 -
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PLP Snow Shoe CLAS Universal Snow Shoe System 20" (One Pair) SKU: 710012375A Unit of Measurement : EA$115.00 -
![PLP Snow Shoe with ADSS Hardware 12" Plastic (One Pair)]()
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![PLP Snow Shoe with Strand Mount Hardware 12" Plastic (One Pair)]()
PLP Snow Shoe with Strand Mount Hardware 12" Plastic (One Pair) SKU: FIS12M Unit of Measurement : EA$55.95 -
![PLP Snow Shoe with ADSS Hardware 16" Plastic (One Pair)]()
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![PLP Snow Shoe with Strand Mount Hardware 16" Plastic (One Pair)]()
PLP Snow Shoe with Strand Mount Hardware 16" Plastic (One Pair) SKU: FIS16M Unit of Measurement : EA$58.25 -
![CommScope Aerial Clamp for FOSC 400/450 Closures]()
CommScope Aerial Clamp for FOSC 400/450 Closures SKU: FOSCACCAERIALCLAMPS Unit of Measurement : EA$35.00 -
![CommScope Lashing Straps Metallic and Nylon Straps]()
CommScope Lashing Straps Metallic and Nylon Straps SKU: FOSCACCBLASHINGSTRAPS Unit of Measurement : EA$18.95 -
![CommScope Wall/Pole Mounting Hardware for FOSC450 Closures]()
CommScope Wall/Pole Mounting Hardware for FOSC450 Closures SKU: FOSCACCWALLPOLEMOUNT Unit of Measurement : EA$42.65
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.
