Fast2Fibre Limited

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Fast2Fibre offers a suite of proprietary technologies providing an alternative to labour-intensive excavation as a means of fibre-­optic installation across a wide range of cable types. Email: info@fast2fibre.com t: +44 (0)2078016259 Twitter: @Fast2FibreLtd Instagram: fast2fibreltd The technology that allows the inner core of buried or ducted copper telecommunications, coaxial or electrical distribution cable to be extracted without excavation. The core is extracted from the outer jacket, leaving the jacket in situ for fibre insertion and connection: ~ Cable cut at two points, typically 100-150m apart. (Accessed from pedestal/chamber and house ingress in the case of the last drop). ~ Injection fitting assemblies attached to both near and far end of the cable. ~ The patented fluid is pumped between core wrapping and outer jacket to lubricate and compress. ~ The hydraulic winch pulls the inner core from the outer jacket, or alternatively, the cable core can be pressed out under the fluid pressure. ~ Mini-ducts and/or fibres are either pulled through during core extraction, or inserted into the empty cable jacket post-extraction. Fast2Fibre provides cost-­effective extraction of copper cable from the outer jacket, making it ready for the insertion of new fibre-­optics. ~ Faster – reduce the need to dig trenches and infill. ~ Cost-­effective – add value to capital investment by improved labour productivity and reduced use of heavy equipment. ~ Greener – lighten your carbon footprint by reducing time and disruption of excavating trenches, recycling redundant copper and reusing the outer cable jacket.

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Fast2Fibre offers a suite of proprietary technologies providing an alternative to labour-intensive excavation as a means of fibre-­optic installation across a wide range of cable types. Email: info@fast2fibre.com t: +44 (0)2078016259 Twitter: @Fast2FibreLtd Instagram: fast2fibreltd The technology that allows the inner core of buried or ducted copper telecommunications, coaxial or electrical distribution cable to be extracted without excavation. The core is extracted from the outer jacket, leaving the jacket in situ for fibre insertion and connection: ~ Cable cut at two points, typically 100-150m apart. (Accessed from pedestal/chamber and house ingress in the case of the last drop). ~ Injection fitting assemblies attached to both near and far end of the cable. ~ The patented fluid is pumped between core wrapping and outer jacket to lubricate and compress. ~ The hydraulic winch pulls the inner core from the outer jacket, or alternatively, the cable core can be pressed out under the fluid pressure. ~ Mini-ducts and/or fibres are either pulled through during core extraction, or inserted into the empty cable jacket post-extraction. Fast2Fibre provides cost-­effective extraction of copper cable from the outer jacket, making it ready for the insertion of new fibre-­optics. ~ Faster – reduce the need to dig trenches and infill. ~ Cost-­effective – add value to capital investment by improved labour productivity and reduced use of heavy equipment. ~ Greener – lighten your carbon footprint by reducing time and disruption of excavating trenches, recycling redundant copper and reusing the outer cable jacket.

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