Three fins will connect to the chin band one in the centre, two naturally to the sides of the centre.ģ. Three fins will connect to the noseband, one in the centre, the other two fall naturally to the sides of the centre. These attach to the square (side) rings on your turnout halter. The paper ties are a temporary tool allowing you to easily adjust the fit.Ģ. Two of the “fins” have a triangle cut out. Use the enclosed paper ties or a string to discover the best holes to secure your muzzle to your halter. We recommend that you use a well-fitting breakaway turnout headcollar to your muzzle. Only use the provided ties that are specifically designed to break before your headcollar in an emergency. Made from one of the most durable polymers on the planet, the ThinLine Flexible Filly Grazing Muzzle is fungal, mould and UV resistant.įeatured in Dr David Marlin's survey in April 2023 of grazing muzzles and scored the highest overall (83%) and was top in 5 out of the 8 categories. The Flexible Filly Muzzle is well-ventilated and safe, rated to break just before your turnout halter. Constructed of a durable and pliable material that radically improves comfort, it is also soft on equine teeth and lips. The KM Elite ThinLine Flexible Filly Grazing Muzzle is lightweight, less confining and softer than most horse grazing muzzles. Well-ventilated & soft on teeth and lips.Softer, lighter & less confining than other muzzles.Brock has BICSI Installer 2, Optical Fiber certification. His area of expertise is in installation…particularly, first-time installs. We’re happy to help.īrock Hill, Field Technician, has worked at Clearfield for 7 years. If you want to know more, please reach out to Clearfield. I hope these tips for pulling FieldShield Fiber help on your next install. If you are, and you are trying to pull as fast as possible, you may damage the fiber. This is very important because you don’t want to have to pull with all of your strength, nor should you have to with Clearfield products. I like to “feel out the duct.” When pulling a little slower, I can feel if I hit a bad turn or if the pull is gradually getting harder…which could mean dirt in the duct, too many turns in the run or other issues.
In my experience, you should never have to pull FieldShield Fiber so hard that your hands hurt our products are designed to make pulling easy. You don’t need to pull the fiber as fast as you can.
If you have someone at both ends, the person at the spool end can make sure that the spool stops spinning at the appropriate times.ģ. Also, the fiber could coil up on the ground and if you start pulling again without spooling the fiber back up, you could break the fiber. If you have to stop pulling for whatever reason, the spool may keep spinning, allowing the FieldShield Fiber to spill over the flanges of the spool. Keeping constant tension on the fiber is key. FieldShield is a ruggedized microfiber with quite a bit of memory to it. Have someone at the spool end when you are pulling. Just take a little extra time to make sure you tie a knot that won’t come undone.Ģ. Now not only can you not finish the pull, you have to spool up your fiber and find a way to get new string in the duct. I know that seems like a no-brainer, but I have been on installs where the technician ties a quick knot, starts pulling and guess what…the knot comes undone. Whether you’re an experienced installer or a new contractor, these tips will help make pulling in FieldShield Fiber easy, resulting in a smooth installation.ġ. Maybe you are new to microfiber, maybe you are new to Clearfield products, or maybe you’ve used our products many times and are just looking for some tips to ensure pulling in the fiber is a smooth process. Congratulations! After all the planning and preparing, you are now ready to start pulling in your FieldShield Fiber from Clearfield.
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