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Anritsu Ferrule End Face & Bulkhead Cleaning Kit for SC (2.5mm) & LC (1.25mm) Connectors SKU: FMTC2 Unit of Measurement : EA$110.00 -
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Sharkrack Wall Cabinet, 15RU, Double Swing Front Perforated Door, Solid Steel Rear Door, Black SKU: F1WC15RU Unit of Measurement : EA$380.00 -
FIS 4 Post Open Frame Floor Rack, 45RU, 19" Mounting, Black SKU: F1FR45RU4PSH Unit of Measurement : EA$290.00 -
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FIS 4 Post Open Frame Floor Rack, 45RU, 19" Mounting, Black SKU: F1FR45RU4PTAP Unit of Measurement : EA$290.00 -
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FIS 2 Post Open Frame Floor Rack, 45RU, 19" Mounting, Black SKU: F1FR45RU2PTAP Unit of Measurement : EA$198.60 -
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Sharkrack Premium Server Cabinet, 47RU, Steel Construction, Black SKU: F1SR47RUTAP Unit of Measurement : EA$1,799.00 -
![Sharkrack Sliding Shelf for 31.5" or Deeper Cabinets]()
Sharkrack Sliding Shelf for 31.5" or Deeper Cabinets, 1RU, 19", Black SKU: F1SSST01RU Unit of Measurement : EA$63.25 -
![Sharkrack Cooling Fan for 31.5" to 39.37" (800mm to 1000mm) Server Cabinets]()
Sharkrack Cooling Fan for 31.5" to 39.37" (800mm to 1000mm) Server Cabinets SKU: F1RTF1000 Unit of Measurement : EA$135.70 -
![Sharkrack Vertical Cable Manager, For Use with 36RU, 38RU, or 42RU Cabinets]()
Sharkrack Vertical Cable Manager, For Use with 36RU, 38RU, or 42RU Cabinets SKU: F1VCM42U Unit of Measurement : EA$92.85 -
![OptiSnap® Connector Installation Tool Kit with Flat Cleaver]()
OptiSnap® Connector Installation Tool Kit with Flat Cleaver SKU: TKTOPTISNAPCF Unit of Measurement : EA$2,268.00 -
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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.
