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wiredInUSA - August 2016

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Data center system

Panduit has launched its HD Flex 2.0

fiber cabling system specifically for

high-performance data centers.

The latest addition to its fire solutions

portfolio has been designed for ease of

integration with fiber infrastructure by

accommodating fiber cassettes and fiber

adapter panels (FAPs) with different port

counts within the same enclosure and

panel.

The 6-port or 12-port cassettes and

FAPs can be deployed in virtually any

combination to achieve up to 144-fibers

(LC) or 864-fibers (MPO) per rack unit. This

solution enables port migration from 10G

to 25/40/50/100G in the same RU space

without replacing existing fibers.

Marc Naese, senior vice president of

Panduit’s data center business unit, said:

“Today’s IT managers are increasingly

tasked with providing higher data speeds

while controlling costs by maximizing return

on assets.

“Panduit’s HD Flex fiber cabling system

achieves both. It is designed for optimum

serviceability

and

manageability,

providing the scalability to increase density

as business demands evolve.”

Stephen Morris, senior product manager

at Panduit EMEA, DC Connectivity

Solutions stated: “HD Flex 2.0 provides DC

managers with new options to provision

for future higher bandwidth migration

paths, logically replicate switch/server

ports, scale the network, increase speed of

deployment and maximize up-time.”

Standout printing

Linx Printing Technologies has developed

a white cable ink for the cable and wire

market, offering excellent adhesion to all

types of polyethylene (PE) while providing

effective standout on darker products.

The many different varieties of PE create

a challenge for printing inks and, typically,

in order for them to adhere to the

material and avoid removal by rubbing or

scratching, initial treatment of the surface

is required. Treatment can be by methods

such as heat, corona or plasma, which

raises the surface polarity and improves

adhesion, but this requires an additional

process on the production line which is

often not appropriate or convenient.

Linx’s 1320 ink formulation eliminates this

requirement and is able to deliver a clear

code that is difficult to remove and also

withstands transference during cable

winding applications.

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Panduit has launched the HD Flex 2.0 fiber cabling system

for high-performance data centers