Belden Inc. Outdoor OFC CLT (jelly filled): GLASS YARNS + PUR with 1 Tube of Ø3.3mm 6f MM OM1. GMSN106

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Outdoor (PUR jacket) optical fiber Central Loose Tube (jelly filled tube) cable with glass yarns as strength member and polyurethane outer jacket. Existing out of 1 Tube with a diameter of 3.3mm with 6 fibers MM OM1.
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Outdoor (PUR jacket) optical fiber Central Loose Tube (jelly filled tube) cable with glass yarns as strength member and polyurethane outer jacket. Existing out of 1 Tube with a diameter of 3.3mm with 6 fibers MM OM1.
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Outdoor OFC CLT (jelly filled): GLASS YARNS + PUR with 1 Tube of Ø3.3mm 6f MM OM1. - GMSN106 - Belden Inc.
St. Louis, MO, United States
Outdoor OFC CLT (jelly filled): GLASS YARNS + PUR with 1 Tube of Ø3.3mm 6f MM OM1.
GMSN106
Outdoor OFC CLT (jelly filled): GLASS YARNS + PUR with 1 Tube of Ø3.3mm 6f MM OM1. GMSN106
Outdoor (PUR jacket) optical fiber Central Loose Tube (jelly filled tube) cable with glass yarns as strength member and polyurethane outer jacket. Existing out of 1 Tube with a diameter of 3.3mm with 6 fibers MM OM1.

Outdoor (PUR jacket) optical fiber Central Loose Tube (jelly filled tube) cable with glass yarns as strength member and polyurethane outer jacket. Existing out of 1 Tube with a diameter of 3.3mm with 6 fibers MM OM1.

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  Belden Inc.
Product Category Fiber Optic Cables
Product Number GMSN106
Product Name Outdoor OFC CLT (jelly filled): GLASS YARNS + PUR with 1 Tube of Ø3.3mm 6f MM OM1.
Cable Weight 0.0595 lbs/ft (0.0886 g/mm)
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