Remee Wire & Cable Announces New Cut-to-Order Program for Fiber Optic Cable

January 21, 2021

Back in mid April of 2020, Remee Wire & Cable announced a new service program for its customers.  Remee would now cut its standard fiber optic cables to desired lengths for its customers. This cut-to-order service program will have provided extra convenience and cost savings for cable installers, distributors, dealers, end users and other customers who need specific lengths and do not require full cable reels.  Cut-to-length orders would be shipped within 24 to 48 hours.

Remee’s list of standard in-stock cables include Single Mode OM2 and Multimode OM3 and OM4, many with armoring.

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