Heat Shrink Crimp

Name: Heat Shrink Crimp TC-60
Brand: KDT
SKU: TC-60

Model TC-60

The TC-60 heat-shrink fusion splice protector from KDT's Cuprium series is a protective tube that secures the fusion splice point of optical fibers.

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Overview

The TC-60 heat-shrink fusion splice protector from KDT's Cuprium series is a protective tube that secures the fusion splice point of optical fibers. With a needle-type reinforcement rod and a transparent sleeve, it gives the joint exceptional mechanical strength and fully protects the delicate fiber against breakage, strain and moisture ingress inside the fiber cassette.

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Model: TC-60

Specification

Cable Type: Termal Crimp
Color: White
Count Core: 1 Core
Material: Flame PVC Outer Jacket
Mode: Multi Mode, Single Mode
Heat Temperature: >125>
Core Size: 60mm Pin length: 55mm Inner
Diameter: 1.2mm
Reduced size: 2.6mm

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