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US Conec Universal 12-Fiber Holder
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US Conec Fiber Holder - 12 Fiber Universal
The US Conec Universal Fiber Holders streamline the termination process by securing ribbon or loose fibers during stripping and cleaving. Each holder provides space for the spring and ferrule boot, reducing the risk of damage after cleaving. For loose fibers in round cables, a built-in stacking feature removes the need for ribbonizing, simplifying single-row fiber array terminations. These holders support up to 12-fiber arrays for both ribbon and loose fiber applications.
Features:
- Mechanical strain relief doors for ribbon and cable exit
- Optimized for multi-fiber connector termination
Applications:
- Cable prep for mass fusion splicing
- Cable prep for multi-fiber ferrule termination
Specifications:
- Connector Assembly: MT
- Function: Cable/Fiber Handling
- Style: Reusable
- Fiber Count: 1x12
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