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EXFO FIP435B Digital Fiber Inspection Probe SC/UPC SKU: FIP435BUPCFIPT400U25MFIPT400FCSCPROBEPOUCH Unit of Measurement : EA$3,445.00 -
EXFO FIP435B Digital Fiber Inspection Probe SC/APC w/Case SKU: FIP435BAPCFIPT400U25MAFIPT400SCAPCPROBEPOUCH Unit of Measurement : EA$3,445.00 -
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EXFO Utility glove Includes a handle and shoulder strap SKU: GP2180 Unit of Measurement : EA$120.00 -
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EXFO PXM/LXM Pro Multifiber Quad (Singlemode and Multimode) Optical Loss Test Set (OTLS) Tier-1 SKU: TKXMQP12LCSMMPO12AMMMLCUGP10061 Unit of Measurement : EA$33,940.00 -
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EXFO PXM/LXM Pro Multifiber Singlemode Optical Loss Test Set (OTLS) Tier-1 SKU: TKXMSMP12MPO12MSMMPO12AMGP10061 Unit of Measurement : EA$20,130.00 -
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EXFO EX10 PRO 10 Gigab Multi service Test Pod w/Carry Case SKU: EX10PROGP10115 Unit of Measurement : EA$3,965.00 -
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EXFO Optical Xplorer USB-A to USB-C Cable with Soft Carry Case, 1310/1550nm SKU: OX1I88 Unit of Measurement : EA$3,100.00 -
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EXFO MAX720D Dedicated Handheld OTDR 1310/1550nm VFL PM RF SKU: MAX720DSM1OTDREAEUI91VPM2XFOA54BRFGP10061 Unit of Measurement : EA$7,760.00 -
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EXFO Optical Xplorer with USB-A to USB-C Cable & USB AC Adapter, 1310/1550nm SKU: OX1PROI88 Unit of Measurement : EA$3,790.00
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.
