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Win a Fiber Cleaning Kit!

Enter to win our Fiber Cleaning kit for SMPTE 304 connectors via Social Media! 

Shattuc now offers cleaning kits for fiber optics in the field. 

This SMPTE 304 cleaning kit is available for purchase, contact our sales team today. 

(Part Number: SBP.CLN.KIT-LEMO)

The kit includes the following:

  • 100 dry cotton swabs
  • 20 packs of Lemo WST.KI.125.34 cotton swab kit
  • 1 quick cleaner for Lemo 2.0mm
  • 1 Lemo DCS.F2.035.PN alignment removal tool
  • 1 bottle of Isopropyl Alcohol

To enter the contest to win this cleaning kit, there are three chances for you to enter:

Like us on Facebook for one entry.

Follow us on LinkedIn for one entry.

Follow us on Twitter for one entry.

Participate in all three for three entries! The winner will be chosen at the end of August. Follow and Like us today!

 

Contest Rules: The winner will be chosen August 31st at random. No purchase necessary to participate. The cleaning kit will only be shipped to an address within the continental United States with no shipping costs to the winner. Shattuc will not be responsible for any international shipment costs. Exact ship date will be determined upon the drawing date. Good Luck!

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Chris Gazdic

Chris Gazdic

Chris Gazdic

Christopher Gazdic is the Director of Engineering at Shattuc Cord Specialties. Chris is a member of the National Systems Contractors Association and is part of the committee on the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Chris has extensive knowledge and history in commercial audio/visual, professional live sound engineering and television production. Before working at Shattuc, Chris played a vital role as one of the main process and product engineers at Gepco International and the General Cable Gepco Brand. Chris didn’t start his broadcast career at Gepco though, while attending Columbia College Chicago for Audio Arts and Acoustics, Chris freelanced on the side for various major networks, studios and mobile production companies. One of the jobs resulted in a certificate of appreciation from the White House Communications Agency. Chris continues to freelance on the side for various productions and also co-owns a small live sound company.

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