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    Grabber markers

    Aug. 1, 1996
    Grabber markers that identify cables come partially unrolled and snap around innerduct, conduit or fiber-optic cable. The tight mechanical grip of the markers enables them to be used on ribbed or corrugated cable. Made of rigid plastic, they are available in 4- to 8-inch lengths and range from 0.375 to 2 inches in diameter.

    Grabber markers that identify cables come partially unrolled and snap around innerduct, conduit or fiber-optic cable. The tight mechanical grip of the markers enables them to be used on ribbed or corrugated cable. Made of rigid plastic, they are available in 4- to 8-inch lengths and range from 0.375 to 2 inches in diameter.

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