Buy it by the box or the meter.
Try our Cable along with a variety of tools to make your termination process easier.

Featured Tool:

• Accurate to -0 mm to +.0127 mm
• Exclusive centering device positions fiber for precise scoring and
  removal of buffer coating
• Razor-sharp blades score buffer without cutting through it
• Color-coded, cushion-grip handles for quick identification
• Plastic heads, which make contact only with the Buffer, center and
  support your work on both sides
• Cutting blades made from razor quality steel score the Buffer
  completely
• Back-up blades support the cutting blades, nest positively, and
  “lock up” when the tool is closed to maintain perfect concentricity
• Buffer being removed acts as guide and protection for the fiber
• Stripping blade diameter clearly market on plastic head
• Arrow indicates direction pressure should be applied when
  stripping

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PFP is now offering Fiber Optic Cleaning
Solutions.

Introducing: ITW Chemtronics Fiber Optic Cleaning
Kits

Precision Fiber Optic Cleaning System ITW Chemtronics has included all the cleaning supplies necessary for a successful fusion splice and 2.5mm fiber optic connection in this convenient kit. Electro-Wash PX Precision Fiber Optic Cleaner and QbE Cleaning System are included for performing the CCp.
Installation and Maintenance Kit The fiber optic kit for “installation and maintenance” In the I&M Kit, ITW Chemtronics has included only the cleaning supplies necessary for making a successful 2.5mm fiber optic connection.

We also have other cleaning comsumbles like:

The NTT-AT Optipop Reel Connector Cleaners The densely woven micro-fiber cloth cleaning system accommodates all single fiber connector type, MTP male and female connectors, and male and female MT-RJ connectors.
IBC Connector Cleaner IBC™ Brand Cleaners are dry cloth cleaners clean single fiber connectors residing in an adapter, faceplate or bulkhead. The dust cap of the cleaner acts as an adapter for cleaning unmated connectors.

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out our Wipes and Swabs

Featured Tool:

Check out our newest addition to the Precision Fiber
Products tool selection.

Precision
Fiber Cleaver

According to CNN. On July 2nd President Barak Obama declared new government investments in 66 projects that are to spread broadband connections to rural and poor areas across the country.

By way of the 2009 economic stimulus act, the $795 million in grants and loans funded will create 5,000 construction and installation jobs. Along with achieving $200 million in associated private investment; according to information provided by the White House.

“We’re moving forward” in the creation of a twenty-first century economy, Obama said. “Studies have shown” that such an investment can eventually “lead to hundreds of thousands of new jobs.” It will also accelerate the country’s switch to a “smarter, stronger, more secure electrical grid.”

Many will benefit from the investment. It is noted that over 685,000 businesses, 900 health care facilities and 2,400 schools in all of the 50 states will gain from the government’s investment. All of which is according to a White House document.

The money will bring broadband services to communities that “currently have little or no access, to help them better compete and do business in the global marketplace,” the document said.

The advantages of this investment are abundant and will benefit numerous people within the United States.

To see this article in full, you can find it at: http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/07/01/obama.broadband.connection/index.html?eref=rss_topstories&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fcnn_topstories+%28RSS%3A+Top+Stories%29

The censorship in China is being broadened to cell phone text messages. Clifford Coonan of  Variety observes that the telecom operators of China will cut off any SMS messages that do not meet the severe requirements of the country’s net ‘nannies’.

“China’s three major telecom operators, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, will block text messages that contain “vulgar or indecent” text messages. China has 750 million cellphone subscribers.” states Mr. Coonan.

This surveillance of SMS messages is part of a deeper operation that is pointed toward restricting the access of  the Internet.

“Facebook, YouTube and other popular websites are banned in China because of their potentially seditious content, and the government has made it illegal to set up personal websites without registering domain names with a state agency first.” declares Clifford Coonan. He also made the note, ”The text message content will be screened to see if it contains any of the 13 proscribed terms listed by nine government departments, including the description of sexual acts or human sexual organs, or any type of sexual innuendo.”

Many of China’s mobile phone users are worried that their privacy will be violated by these new guidelines. The parental control we see here in the United States seems to be extended to a more severe state of an enormous government control in China.

If you would like to view the full article, you can find it at: http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118014492.html?categoryId=19&cs=1