New partners

December 2008 News

Barlow Communications has signed a partner agreement with Noyes Fibre Optic Test Equipment (AFL Telecommunications) a division of Fujikura.

“Noyes manufactures what is believed to be the most comprehensive range of fibre-optic test equipment on the world market,” reports Frank Barlow, managing director of Barlow Communications. “We have always provided a variety of solution to address the fibre industry but now we are able to offer a complete range of competitive solutions with a pedigree second to none from an organisation that has a 120-year history in the cable manufacture business.

“The quality and reliability of the Noyes products have seen them being supplied into South Africa through various channels but now we are able to provide an official channel with comprehensive support, training and local repairs. We are planning some major launch activities and should see the Noyes products reaching a wider spectrum of users throughout the country. The latest additions to the Noyes range include support for all the latest technologies and emerging standards within the fibre industry,” concludes Frank.

For more information contact Barlow Communications, +27 (0)11 886 4730, [email protected], www.afltele.com

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