Definition: Gripsacks are a type of network cable that is typically used for connecting computer networks. They consist of multiple strands, each with one end connected to another end on either side, creating a continuous loop. The cables are usually made from high-quality materials and have a low resistance characteristic. Gripsacks are commonly used in conjunction with other types of cables such as optical fibers or coaxial cable for connecting computers and other devices to the network.
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