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Metal	Course
Copper*	€ 884 / 100kg
Copper (MK)	€ 998 / 100kg
MS58	€ 813 / 100kg
Al	€ 349 / 100kg
Ni	€ 1,691 / 100kg
Ag	€ 1,123 / 1,000g
Gold	€ 82,050 / 1,000g

Quotes as of: Nov. 22, 2024

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* The calculation basis for the sale price is our published upper copper quoted on the exchange for copper on the day prior the day the order is received. The sale price is increased or reduced by the difference between the copper base price and the copper quote. The copper number is multiplied by the copper difference. If not otherwise stated, the copper number applies per 1000 m.
Other metal surcharges (e.g. aluminum, nickel, lead) are handled equivalent to the copper calculation.
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HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125

HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H

HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H

HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125 Part no. 80793

Item Details HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125

Part no.: 80793
Item description: HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125
No. of fibres: 10
Fibre Type: Multimode G50/125
Fibre Category: OM2
No. of fibres per core: 10
Outer Ø mm (approx.): 8
Weight kg/km (approx.): 65.0
Metres per Packaging Unit: 4000
Individual quantities available: yes
EAN / GTIN: 4060892308321
Customs tariff number: 85447000

Technical Data HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125

Temperature range

Laying, min.: -5°C
Laying, max.: +50°C
Operating, min.: -20°C
Operating, max.: +60°C

Details HELUCOM® I-D(ZN)H yellow 10 G50/125

Cable Structure

- Core type: Loose tube
- Strain relief elements: Aramide
- Outer sheath material: FRNC
- Outer sheath colour: Yellow

Tests

- Corrosiveness acc. to EN 50267-2-3
- Halogen-free acc. to IEC 60754-2
- Flame-resistance acc. to IEC 60332-1-2
- Smoke density acc. to IEC 61034

Application

- These HELUCOM® fibre-optic cables are available either as central bundle core cable or as stranded versions. They are suitable for indoor cabling of buildings and facilities. The halogen-free version is especially suitable for the application in skyscrapers, hospitals and stores as well as in facilities with high concentration of capital goods, such as power plants, computing centers, and at locations with high security requirements, such as underground and control stations.