What is Clamp Cable Fixing Anchor Fiber Clamp Bracket
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
100 Pieces US$0.20-0.85 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type L Type Draw Hook
- Customized Customized
- Condition New
- Transport Package Plastic Bag+Carton Box
- Specification Fiber optic cable accessory
- Trademark customized
- Origin China
- Material Galvanized Steel
- Use FTTH FTTB FTTX
- Application FTTH FTTB FTTX Network
- Color Silver
- Product Line FTTH Hardware
Product Description
Clamp Cable Fixing Anchor Fiber Clamp Bracket Product Description Draw Hook-L Hoop Hook: Achieve impeccable connection and stability by securely fastening it to the pole with screws, effectively supporting the S clamping. Expertly fixed at the corner of the building, this component ...
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