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Extremely
strong, lightweight, rugged, survivable tight-buffer
cables designed for military tactical field use and
commercial applications. |
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Breakout
cable design with an individual color-coded subcable
surrounding each optical fiber. |
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Crush-resistant
and resilient, with two separate layers of aramid strength
members - in the subcables for individual single-fiber
connector termination, and overall for termination to
multiway connector backshells or other housings. |
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Helically
stranded cable core for flexibility, survival in difficult
pulls, and superior mechanical protection for the optical
fibers. |
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Cables
have been tested and are in use in military data communications
applications worldwide. |
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Excellent
for use in deployment/retrieval applications such as
video coverage of news events or oil exploration. |
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Can
be used outdoors on the ground in all terrain including
severe environments. |
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Suitable
for manufacturing, mining and petrochemical environments
and chemical resistance. |
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Round
cable design for easy installation and survivability. |
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Polyurethane
jacketed for abrasion, cut and chemical resistance. |
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Often
used with multiway military tactical connectors, for
maximum connector retention (400 lbs) |
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Ideally
suited for use with MIL-C-38999 style military connectors
- subcables terminate to individual "pins"
and overall aramid strength member terminates to backshell. |
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2
to 24 fibers, higher fiber counts are available on request. |
Military
Tactical Cables B-Series Breakout Cables
