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| The moldable exhibits good wet handleability, and it is easy to cut with a scissors or knife before it is applied directly to equipment to form complex contours. D-compliant fiber that enables twice the optical launch power compared with other fibers in its class, and that has superior bending attributes for handleability in the field. This effect, plus the tensile strength of the binder itself, appears to explain the high breaking strength and good handleability of these cores. |
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