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  • Fitel S541A Fiber Recoater

    Fitel S541A Fiber Recoater

    • Manufacturer: Fitel

    Fitel S541A Fiber Recoater Features: Automatic resin injection, curing and tension test Electric powered, no compressed air required Fast cure with flash lighting Long-life UV lamp – up to 100,000 flashes Program...

    Gatineau, Canada
  • Phoenix GO 4

    Phoenix GO 4

    • Manufacturer: Phoenix

    Advances in our R & D program have allowed us to bring to market this new Phoenix machine that uses gas only, without the need for oxygen and compressed air. You can now experience all of the great features of ou...

    Montreal, Canada
  • Phoenix GO S

    Phoenix GO S

    • Manufacturer: Phoenix

    Advances in our R & D program have allowed us to bring to market this new Phoenix machine that uses gas only, without the need for oxygen and compressed air. You can now experience all of the great features of ou...

    Montreal, Canada

Overview

Fusion splicers are specialized devices used in the telecommunications and data communications industries to join two optical fibers end-to-end using heat. This process creates a continuous optical path for the transmission of light, crucial for maintaining signal integrity in fiber optic networks. Fusion splicers are essential tools for technicians involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of fiber optic cables.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a fusion splicer?

Consider the splicer's alignment technology, splice time, portability, battery life, and compatibility with different types of optical fibers. Also, check for any included accessories and warranty options.

How can I ensure the fusion splicer is shipped safely?

Choose a reliable shipping service with experience in handling sensitive electronic equipment. Ensure the splicer is well-packaged, with ample cushioning to protect against shocks and vibrations during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a fusion splicer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the fiber holders, v-grooves, and electrodes, as well as performing calibration checks. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures and intervals.