Metal seals for coaxial cable connectors

Hand tools, namely, coaxial cable coring and stripping tools; hand tools, namely, tools for crimping and compressing coaxial cable connectors; hand tools, namely, security tools for fastening or unfastening cable connectors and radio frequency filters

cable boots for weatherproofing; grounding units, namely, metal grounding bushings and metal grounding clamps, both for use only as parts and fittings for coaxial cable, and not for non-electric cable or machinery or machine parts; lightning arrestors; adapters; optical and electronic communications system for long-distance transmission of power and data comprised of hardware and operating software, digital and optical transmitters and receivers, computer peripherals in the nature of ethernet and wireless local networking; power amplifiers; rf filters for voice, data or image transmission; supervision modules for controlling radio devices, hardware, and software that convert baseband signals into rf signals; active point of interfaces, namely, devices and software that convert baseband signals into rf signals; optical transceivers; remote units for transmitting and receiving rf signals to or from antennas; fiber multiplexers for wireless communications; optical point to point modems communications equipment, namely, coaxial cable connectors; coaxial cable terminators; coaxial cable extenders; male and female coaxial cable splice adapters; coaxial cable connector security shields and radio frequency filters; protective covers and caps for cable connectors or terminators; fiber-optic cable connectors; wireless communication products, namely, high definition jumper assemblies in the nature of a coaxial cable with a cable connector pre-assembled on each end and cable connectors, audio/video jumper assemblies in the nature of a coaxial cable with a cable connector pre-assembled on each end, ethernet cable connectors and jumper assemblies in the nature of a coaxial cable with a cable connector pre-assembled on each end, wireless jumper assemblies in the nature of a coaxial cable with a cable connector pre-assembled on each end and cable connectors; connection cables; cable connectors; apparatus for routing, connecting and terminating fiber optic cables, namely, fiber optic connectors, fiber optic cable connectors, ducting and couplings for organizing and holding fiber optic cables, plastic conduits for fiber optic cables, raceways for fiber optic cables, patch panels for housing fiber optic connectors, junction sleeves for fiber optic cables, junction boxes for fiber optic cables; fiber optic cables; fiber optic cables that are terminated with fiber optic cable connectors; protective sheaths for fiber optic cables; protective sheaths for fiber optic cables specially adapted to limit the minimum radius below which fiber optic cables should not be bent for reasons of optical and mechanical performance of the fiber optic cables; fiber optic splice trays, namely, containers used to organize and protect spliced optical fibers; fiber optic fan-out kits, namely, holders and sleeves for organizing, separating and holding multiple optical fibers that originate from a multi-fiber optic cable, each of said optical fibers being terminated with a fiber optic cable connector; holding multiple optical fibers that originate from a multi-fiber optic cable, each of said optical fibers being terminated with a fiber optic cable connector; coaxial and fiber optic cable connectors; coaxial cable extenders; cable line terminators; cable adaptors; cable splice blocks; jumper cables; plastic tubing sold together with coaxial and fiber optic cables; and electronic signal filters, namely, electrical wave traps; security and sealing sleeves for coaxial cables and connectors; signal splitters; signal amplifiers

Non-metal seals for coaxial cable connectors

Ducting apparatus namely, fiber optic cable ducts and ducting for optic cables for routing, connecting and terminating fiber optic cables, namely, fiber optic cable for placement in environments underground; Plastic Lining material for fiber optic duct for routing fiber optic cables, by way of pushing, blowing, pulling or any combination hereof, that allows the optical cable to pass through the duct with low friction or resistance to span the distance between the terminating points

Tool auditing services in the nature of inspecting tools for wear-and-tear and for defects; installation, maintenance, repair and replacement of tools and tool parts

Training services in the field of telecommunication equipment