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Zero Tubing 3mm with Kevlar | Durable Yellow Color | Flexible & Lightweight by Cabac
3mm zero tubing with Kevlar offers exceptional durability and flexibility—ideal for various applications. Built for professionals and DIY enthusiasts, it provides lightweight performance without compromising strength.
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Product Name/Title: Zero Tubing 3mm with Kevlar | Durable Yellow Color | Flexible & Lightweight by BrandName
Brand: Cabac
SKU: FIBRE-3MM-YL
Alternatively Known As: Kevlar Reinforced Fibre Optic Tubing, 3mm Fibre Optic Tubing, Zero Fibre Tubing, Yellow Kevlar Fibre Tube
Technical Specifications
- Tube Diameter: 3mm
- Material: PVC jacket with aramid (Kevlar) fibre reinforcement
- Fibre Accommodation: 250um bare or 900um tight buffered fibres
- Colour: Yellow
- Design: Zero tubing designed for multiple connector styles
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 3mm x 1000mm x 3mm
- Weight: 0.01 kg
Key Features
- Designed to terminate to a wide range of connector styles
- Accommodates 250um bare or 900um tight buffered fibres
- Inner tube surrounded by aramid (Kevlar) fibres
- PVC jacket for durability and protection
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by trained fibre optic technicians is recommended to ensure proper termination and performance.
Applications
- Fibre optic cable termination
- Connector style compatibility for fibre networking
- Suitable for 250um bare or 900um tight buffered fibres
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 3080 – Fibre optic cables and optical fibre cables
Environmental Benefits
- Durable materials reduce need for frequent replacements
- Kevlar reinforcement enhances longevity, reducing waste
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Please refer to Cabac warranty terms.
Available Now
The 3mm Zero Tubing With Kevlar - Yellow by Cabac is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for fibre optic cable termination and networking applications.
