These small, engineered closures protect the splice from weather, rodents and all forms of deterioration and ensure a lasting splice both in the air and in the ground. In the past the technician was given the task of trying to seal the splice with tapes, b-sealants, neoprene, and other materials. This was a timely effort, requiring the stocking of multiple materials in the service truck. In small, confined quarters the installation of these tapes and sealants can be inconsistent and even incomplete, leaving your splice vulnerable. It's a simple operation, requiring minimal working space and only one inventory item on the truck.
Installation is quick, simple, and fool-proof.
Technicians will seal your splices right, every time, and finish work quicker so they can move on to the next job.