TH-CFM32L20 - Dual-Core Fiber Optic Cannula, Ø2.5 mm SS Ferrule, Ø200 µm Core, 700 µm Core Spacing, 0.39 NA, L=20 mm stripping method_mechanical FMC-1001S-WB02 converter is an economical

Name: TH-CFM32L20 - Dual-Core Fiber Optic Cannula, Ø2.5 mm SS Ferrule, Ø200 µm Core, 700 µm Core Spacing, 0.39 NA, L=20 mm stripping method_mechanical FMC-1001S-WB02 converter is an economical
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SKU: 37984983671
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TH CFM32L20 Dual Core Fiber Optic Cannula, Ø2.5 mm SS Ferrule, Ø200 µm Core, 700 µm Core Spacing, 0.39 NA, L=20 mm stripping method_mechanical FMC 1001S WB02 converter is an economical FMC 1001S WB02 converter is an economical yet high performance un managed Gigabit Ethernet fiber media converter Different inserts are available to support a variety of fiber sizes

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