Our one-of-a-kind QuickTreX® Custom Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies are made in the USA and have a longstanding reputation of 25+ years for premium quality and reliability that cannot be beat. We have a strict quality control manufacturing process and are ISO 9001 certified. We also offer the easiest ordering process, fastest production times and transit times.
We will keep you informed of your order status from start to finish so you can plan your installation accordingly. You will receive an order confirmation immediately, a ship date within 24 hours, and tracking information once your custom assembly ships out.
When we receive your custom order, we build the assembly to your exact specifications using premium components including Corning® glass or equivalent. Your assembly will be made in the USA by highly skilled technicians under strict quality control and comes to you fully tested and ready for immediate installation. We can guarantee your fiber assembly will arrive quickly and exceed your expectations. Our experts can also help you choose the right assembly for your application.
Our Ultra Thin Armored Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Assemblies utilize Micro Armor Fiber™. A revolutionary designed fiber optic cable that provides a perfect solution for your fiber optic installs and usage. Instead of a traditional interlocking armor, it utilizes a stainless steel coil technology. This allows for the cable to remain extremely flexible while also being crush and rodent resistant. Micro Armor Fiber™ features the smallest outer diameter compared to conventional armored fiber optic cable in size and flexibility. Its light weight and great flexibility makes pulling and installation faster and easier. These assemblies are typically up to 65 percent smaller in diameter and 75 percent lighter than the traditional aluminum interlocking armor cable. These assemblies provide a perfect combination of strong armor and maximum bend radius. Choosing an armored jacket helps save time and money in indoor applications where innerduct or conduit is necessary, or in industrial environments which require extra protection. Although this option is priced higher than standard indoor distribution cable, it outweighs its overall price when compared the cost of purchasing innerduct/conduit, indoor fiber, and installation for both.
Our pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies are perfect for headend termination to a fiber backbone, termination of fiber rack systems, multi-floor deployment where select fibers are used at each floor, or intra-building backbones. Our indoor plenum rated jacket assemblies are rated for all indoor installations, including plenum rated spaces. A cable rated for plenum installation will have low-smoke characteristics as defined by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Agency).
Standard QuickTreX Manufacturing Features:
Fast Custom ISO 9001 Certified Manufacturing in the USA. 2-millimeter color coded or sequentially labeled furcation tubing is installed on each strand for easy identification and extra durability before, during, and after the pull.
Heat shrink tubing and glue set is used at the transition from the jacket to the furcation tubing providing superior strength and strain relief while pulling the assembly.
Connectors inside the basket are staggered for less bulk and more flexibility.
Each connector is individually plastic wrapped to prevent contamination by pulling lubricants and/or other contaminants.
Each assembly includes a wrap around-label on both ends of the assembly which will include the QuickTreX part number and individual serial number.
Each Assembly includes a full test report. During our testing process all fiber ends are visually inspected with a fiberscope of 400 power or better for surface defects including, cracking, pitting, and scratches, on the glass surface of the connector. All connector ends are then tested utilizing a professional grade Loss Test Set.
The test report is saved in our database for 1 year and can be requested at any time.
Pulling Eyes (pulling baskets) if equipped are made from super strong polyethylene mesh and feature a free-spinning buckle to eliminate twisting of the cable during the pull. Heat shrink tubing is used at: 1. Where the basket meets with the turnbuckle (pull eye hook) 2. Where the basket ends and connects with the cable jacket to prevent snags and promote a smooth pull.
Note: All assemblies 100ft and over will be placed on a spool for easy deployment of cable. Assemblies under 100ft will be neatly air spooled.
For Urgent Orders: Call or email Sales at 888-568-1230 option 1 for a current estimated time. We’ll do our best to get your order expedited as quickly as possible.
NOTE: Due to the fact that this is a custom made to order cable assembly, it is non-cancelable and non-returnable. Please choose your product description and specifications carefully.
For pre and post purchase advice or tech support contact us by phone or email: By Phone: 888-568-1230 Option 2 By Email:[email protected]
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