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What's New? NEXTGEN® BRAND FIBER OPTIC CABLES General Cable has re-engineered its NextGen® Brand line of 50 micron multimode fiber to include ClearCurve® glass technology from Corning® Incorporated. ClearCurve OM2, OM3 and OM4 ultra-bendable multimode optical fiber will now come standard in all of General Cable's NextGen fiber optic cables with BI, BE, BL and BM glass types. ClearCurve's improved bending performance will provide greater reliability in NextGen fiber solutions compared to current options, allowing for increased installation margins for the end user. These cables are designed specifically for more challenging data center and enterprise applications where tight-bend situations in Local Area Network (LAN) and data center environments may exist. General Cable's NextGen cables featuring ClearCurve multimode fiber will experience minimal increases in attenuation even when exposed to severe bending requirements. N E X T G E N ® 17 F R E E ® General Cable offers halogen-free NextGen® Brand ETL-Listed Riser (CMR) cable. By removing halogens, the cable has reduced toxicity, resulting in a truly "green" cable that is less toxic and more environmentally friendly. Look for this product on page 23 in the catalog and visit us online at www.generalcable.com for a complete line of products to meet your green cabling needs. U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Membership General Cable has accelerated its environmental commitment, addressing its green alternative approach by identifying greener opportunities and promoting green cabling solutions wherever feasible. This includes promoting our existing green products, partnering with key customers in their green endeavors, identifying and providing resources for green product gaps, and participating as members in collaborative ventures such as the Green Suppliers Network (GSN) and the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).

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