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Why silicone for HV insulators: Silicone compounds explained
Not all silicone is the same. It’s a chemistry thing. Silicone rubber is a mixture of many ingredients, and the actual silicone polymer base may be only about a third of it. Different materials are added for specific
5 Things to Consider When Selecting an Underground Enclosure
There are many choices and considerations with regards to deploying OSP broadband infrastructure.
An Interview with Kevin Mabie, Communications Northeast Territory Manager
Meet Kevin Mabie, Northeast Territory Manager, as he discusses his communications industry outlook.
How to Avoid Putting Strain on Fiber Communications Lines
When securing a fiber line to a pole, building or at mid-span, installers must be careful not to.
7 Steps to Install Expanding Rock Anchors
Choose anchor site carefully. Rock anchors will only perform effectively in solid competent rock.
How to Install Large Enclosures
Underground enclosures, commonly call handholes, pits, or vaults, come in a variety of shapes and.
How to Install Small Enclosures
Small underground enclosures, commonly called handholes or pits, can come in a variety of shapes.
Specifying ANSI-SCTE Enclosures
Before specifying underground enclosures, one of the first questions to ask yourself is whether or.
Are You Meeting Separation Requirements? Standoff Brackets Can Help
Standoff brackets, sometimes called attachment or extension arms, are used to support conductors,.
The Sinking Feeling of a Kinked Buffer Tube
Express splicing and future cable additions are standard in today’s fiber to the home networks. In.
Transitioning from 4-Wire Leased Lines to Leased T1 or Ethernet
The Scenario As early as 2015, telephone companies no longer supported 4-Wire audio leased lines..
How to Store Fiber Optic Cable
Cutting and splicing fiber optic cable takes a lot of time, interrupts service to downstream.