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FIS Distribution Pigtail, 6 Fiber, Singlemode, SC/APC, Green Boots, 3 Meters SKU: DSP6SCAPCGR Unit of Measurement : EA$15.50 -
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Anritsu FiberConnect Kit with ST/UPC Pigtail SKU: FIBERCONNECT1UST Unit of Measurement : EA$2,961.00 -
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FIS Lab Splice Blister Pack of 12 ( 2 of each color ) SKU: FIS114012 Unit of Measurement : 12PK$23.95 -
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FIS Fusion Splice Protection Slim Sleeve 60mm, 2.5mm After Shrink, 50 Pack SKU: F1S25C-50 Unit of Measurement : 50PK$11.95 Qty Buy as low as $10.76 -
![TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Duplex 100/140um Riser Green]()
TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Duplex 100/140um Riser Green SKU: M10DX02LNRG Unit of Measurement : Mtr$4.75 -
![TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Simplex 100/140um Riser Green]()
TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Simplex 100/140um Riser Green SKU: M10SX01LNRG Unit of Measurement : Mtr$3.50 -
![TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Duplex 200/230um Riser Blue]()
TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Duplex 200/230um Riser Blue SKU: M20DX02LNRB Unit of Measurement : Mtr$5.25 -
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TLC Large Core Fiber Cable Multimode 3mm Simplex 200/230um Riser Blue SKU: M20SX01LNRB Unit of Measurement : Mtr$3.25 -
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Corning®LEAF® Fiber, Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted, Singlemode, G.655 Compliant SKU: SMFLF Unit of Measurement : Mtr$0.15 -
![CommScope Central Loose Tube Armored Cable Singlemode 6 Fiber with Ripcord Black]()
CommScope Central Loose Tube Armored Cable Singlemode 6 Fiber with Ripcord Black SKU: 0006DA8WF06NS/BP Unit of Measurement : Mtr$2.10
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.
