Cable cutter | Cabling Installation & Maintenance

The OC 3950 Omni cutter cuts round material, wire, tubing, flat ribbon, and fiber-optic cable. Programming and operation are performed through a control panel. The machine can be integrated with a hot stamp or ink-jet wire marker, automatic coiling pan, or wire stacker.

Schleuniger Inc.

Manchester, NH

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OFS launches AcoustiSens single-mode optical fiber for enhanced vibration sensing

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Sterlite Tech launches high fiber count ribbon cable geared for all small cell, data center, FTTx backhaul applications including legacy

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Fusion splicers market forecast sees APAC region leading over next decade

Fusion splicers market forecast sees APAC region leading over next decade

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The road beyond 200G

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AFL intros plenum-rated indoor/outdoor loose tube cable

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Silicon Line doubles production capacity for HDMI, DisplayPort, USB3 active optical cables

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The road to 200- and 400 Gig is already paved - and traveled

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