TK Fibre
Fibre-optic and copper network installation, testing and repair services for telecoms providers and infrastructure projects
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About TK Fibre
TK Fibre surveys, designs, installs, terminates, tests and repairs fibre-optic and copper cabling networks. Services include cabinet builds, project support, maintenance and certified testing.
Product: Network survey, installation, termination, testing, repair and maintenance services for fibre-optic and copper cabling.
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