Fastvise With Loop And Fastlink

Automatic Deadend and Splice for Messenger Wire in Fiber Optic, CATV and Telephone Networks
FASTVISE with Loop and FASTLINK provide a fast and reliable solution for terminating and splicing messenger wire used in fiber optic, CATV and telephone networks. FASTVISE with Loop functions as an automatic deadend for securing messenger wire at poles or anchor points, while FASTLINK connects two sections of messenger wire for mid-span splicing. Both products feature a simple push-in installation that helps reduce installation time while maintaining a secure mechanical connection.
  • Fast Push-In Installation: The messenger wire is inserted directly into the connector and pushed into position, providing a simple and efficient installation process.
  • Deadend and Splice Solutions: FASTVISE with Loop is designed for messenger wire termination, while FASTLINK provides an efficient solution for joining two sections of messenger wire.
  • Reliable Holding Performance: The connector is designed to provide a minimum holding strength of approximately 90% of the rated breaking strength (RBS) of the specified wire, when the correct product size is selected and properly installed.
  • Designed for Telecom Messenger Wire: Suitable for messenger wire used with fiber optic cables, CATV networks, telephone drop wires and other compatible self-supporting cable systems.
  • Multiple Wire Ranges Available: Different FASTVISE and FASTLINK sizes are available to accommodate various messenger wire diameters and application requirements.
  • Fast and Labor-Saving: The straightforward installation process reduces the number of installation steps and helps save field installation time and labor cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FASTVISE with Loop used for?

FASTVISE with Loop is an automatic deadend designed to terminate and secure messenger wire at a pole, anchor point or similar support location. It is commonly used with messenger-supported fiber optic cables, CATV drop cables and telephone networks. The loop provides the attachment point, while the internal gripping mechanism secures the messenger wire after insertion.
FASTVISE with Loop is used as a messenger wire deadend, while FASTLINK is used as a messenger wire splice. FASTVISE terminates the messenger wire at an anchor or support point. FASTLINK connects two separate sections of messenger wire, making it suitable for mid-span repair, extension or service-drop splicing applications.
Yes. FASTVISE with Loop and FASTLINK are designed for messenger wire applications commonly found in fiber optic, CATV and telephone networks. They are particularly suitable where a steel messenger wire supports the cable, including self-supporting and Figure-8 cable configurations. The correct connector size should always be selected according to the messenger wire diameter.
First, make sure the messenger wire is straight, clean and within the specified wire range. For FASTVISE, insert the messenger wire into the connector and push it firmly into position. For FASTLINK, insert one messenger wire from each side of the splice connector. The internal gripping mechanism engages the wire during insertion, creating a fast mechanical connection.
FASTVISE is designed to provide a minimum holding strength of approximately 90% of the rated breaking strength (RBS) of the specified wire. Actual performance depends on selecting the correct FASTVISE model for the messenger wire diameter and following the recommended installation procedure. Refer to the product parameter table for the applicable wire range of each model.

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