OPTICAL FIBER CABLING SOLUTIONS

Patchcords

All types of Singlemode (G.655, G.652) & Multimode (50/125, 62.5/125) Patchcords FC/PC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/PC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC/PC, LC/UPC, LC/APC, ST/PC, ST/UPC, MTRJ (Male), MTRJ (Female), MU/UPC, MU/APC, E2000/UPC, E2000/APC, FDDI, DIN, ESCON, SMA905

Connectors

All types of Singlemode (G.655, G.652) & Multimode (50/125, 62.5/125) Connectors FC/PC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/PC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC/PC, LC/UPC, LC/APC, ST/PC, ST/UPC, MTRJ (Male), MTRJ (Female), MU/UPC, MU/APC, E2000/UPC, E2000/APC, FDDI, DIN, ESCON, SMA905

Adapters/Mating Sleeves

All types of Singlemode (G.655, G.652) & Multimode (50/125, 62.5/125) Adapters / Mating Sleeves FC/PC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/PC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC/PC, LC/UPC, LC/APC, ST/PC, ST/UPC, MTRJ (Male), MTRJ (Female), MU/UPC, MU/APC, E2000/UPC, E2000/APC, FDDI, DIN, ESCON, SMA905

Fixed Attenuators

All types of Singlemode (G.655, G.652) & Multimode (50/125, 62.5/125) Fixed Attenuators FC/PC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/PC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC/PC, LC/UPC, LC/APC, ST/PC, ST/UPC, MTRJ (Male), MTRJ (Female), MU/UPC, MU/APC, E2000/UPC, E2000/APC, FDDI, DIN, ESCON, SMA905

Tool Kits

Fiber Optic Basic Tool Kit

• Canned Air (F1-1007S)
• PVC Electrical Tape (F1-0008)
• 4oz. Alcohol Bottle (F1-0007I)
• Fiber Stripper (F1-1300Y)
• FIS Connector Cleaner (F1-7020-C)
• Kevlar Scissors (F1-KS1)
• Jacket Stripper (F1-0016)
• Universal Continuity Tester (F1-5000U)
• Buffer Tube Stripper (F1-0017)
• Round Cable Slitter (MK02)
• 6” Side Cutting Pliers (THT-2140)
• (50) Foam Swabs (F1-0005)
• Matching Gel (F1-0001K)
• Kim Wipes (34-155)
• Utility Knife (F1-0023)
• Tweezers (F1-0019)
• Needle Nose Pliers (THT-1840)
• Piano Wire (F1-8265K)
• 4 Bit Screwdriver (F1-0027)
• Black Marker (F1-9104)
• Safety Glasses (WO1067G)
• (5) D-Gel Wipes (F1-1011)
• Black Work Mat (F1-0024)
• Fiber Disposal Unit (F1-8328C)
• Wire Marker Dispenser (KMM09)
• Ruler (RMC-6)
• Fabric Tape Measure (F1-8273)
• 1/2” Nut Driver (1UG30)
• (3) Economy Tie Labels (P50KIT)
• Rugged Carry Case (F10053EY)
• (5) Fusion Splice Sleeve (F1-1002C)
• 1Mtr 3mm Furcation (F00FR3RO)
• 1Mtr 900µm Furcation (F00FR900HW)

Fiber Optic Splicing Tool Kit

Cable Sheath Cutter

Utility cable cutter for up to 70mm cable. This Manual tool is great for standard power, coaxial, and non-armored cables. Ratcheting Cutter, for up to 35mm diameter, is great for aluminum armor, not intended for ACSR.Utility cable cutter for up to 70mm cable. This Manual tool is great for standard power, coaxial, and non-armored cables. Ratcheting Cutter, for up to 35mm diameter, is great for aluminum armor, not intended for ACSR.

Kevlar Cutters/Scissors

The non-slip serrated Kevlar Cutter (F1-6430) provides high leverage, and the quick action spring carbon steel shear cuts with ease.

Buffer Tube Stripper

Buffer Tube Stripper with adjustable blades can be set for any depth to help assure nick-free jacket entry. Use for simplex fiber and a variety of fiber optic cable up to 1/8 inch diameter. Loose tube fiber demands a precision tool capable of cutting different buffer tubes diameters without nicking the enclosed fiber. Available is the blue buffer tube stripper for coaxial cable from 1/8 inch to 7/32 inch.

Jacket Stripper

Cut and strip jackets from simplex fiber cable with this precision jacket stripper. The dual “V” notch blade allows the quick removal to Kevlar strength number. Plier nose, along with cushion grips and spring release are additional features making this stripper comparable to the Ideal T-Type Stripper.

Miller Cable Slitter

The Miller Cable Slitters are manually operated cutting devices designed for fast, safe and precise jacket removal of PE, PVC and rubber jacket. The slitter is designed to strip cables from 4.5mm to 29mm Diameter.

Clauss Stripper

The Clauss Strip Tool incorporates two holes for stripping fiber optic cable. The first size accurately removes 250um, 500um coatings and 900um buffer tube. The second hole provides stripping up to 3mm jackets.

NO-NIK Stripper

In a single short stoke, the red handle removes 900um buffer tube and the 250um or 500um fiber coating on tight buffer cable. The mustard handle removes 250um coating from loose tube. The blue, white and green handles remove the large tubes that contain fibers in loose tube cable applications. Brown & clear handles are available for your plastic fiber requirements.

Economy Diamond Scribe

The Economy Scribe has a 60 degree cone point and is housed in a rugged white plastic housing.

Piano Wire

A smart way to save a connector when a fiber breaks inside a ferrule during connectorization. Also an excellent tool to remove broken fiber from bare fiber adapters. The 0.004″ (125um) diameter is also used in connectoriztion process to apply epoxy to protruding fiber at ferrule. Sticky colored tabs provided to hold wires.

Blue Dye Epoxy

Each pre-measured two-part packet contains the proper ratio for connectorization. Every packet includes specific directions for use with fiber optic connectors. One 2 gram package will prepare 25-35 connectors. One 4 gram package will prepare 50-70 connectors.

Epoxy Application Syringe

Individually packaged syringes are complete with syringe body and dispenser (needle), for injecting epoxy into the connector. A large diameter applicator needle, can also be used with empty syringe.

Fiber Optic Crimp Tools

Fiber optic connectors call for precision crimping which must meet non-optical disconnect requirements or increased pull strength demands. The Crimp Tool is designed to successfully assemble a variety of connector styles for maximum optical performance and mechanical strength. The crimp tool contains 4 crimp sizes, 0.128, 0.137, 0.151 and 0.190 inches.

Polish Film

You can now reduce the cost of your special finish connectors. Compare this high quality, fine value to your existing abrasive film source.

Polish Discs

We have extended the existing lines of polish film discs to accommodate growth demands in the market. Now available are 4″ and 5″ discs for use.

Ultra Precision Polishing Pads

These Ultra Precision Polishing Pads are produced in a controlled environment and are manufactured to meet critical hardness and thickness specifications. Ultra pads are color coded for easy recognition by the machine operators. 4″ and 5″ discs are 2mm thick and 6″x6″ squares are 0.250″ thick.

Polish Extender

A blend of abrasives and chemical enhancers formulated for use in the polishing of singlemode and multimode fiber optic connectors. Surface finishes attainable with this extender result in maximum light transmission rates. This product comes ready to use and requires no dilution by the user.

Hand Polishing Discs

Hand Polishing Discs for SC, FC, ST, LC, FDDI, MU, SMA, ESCON, MTRJ, D4 & Biconic Connectors.

Polish Plates, Pads & Mats

The polishing of fiber optic connectors calls for both a hard flat surface and a cushioned pad. The 9″x13″ or 6″x9″ polish plate is available in safety glass and mounted on four rubber feet for support. When polishing PC style pre-radius connectors, use the soft polish pad on the glass plate. Placing the lapping film over the pad assures the removal of epoxy and proper polish of fiber without destroying the pre-radius of the ferrule.

Optical Couplant

Optical Couplant provides an effective way to reducing fresnel reflections, and decreasing power loss in connectors and mechanical splices. Easily applied onto connector end faces and inside mechanical splices. A liquid gel in a syringe is also available.

Connector Cleaners
Fiber Optic Swabs
Cleaning Tissues/Wipes
Alcohol Dispensing Bottle
Isopropyl Alcohol
Optical Couplant
Wire Markers
Warning Tape
Fiber Scope
Heating Oven
Dead Zone Eliminator
Mechanical Splices
Fusion Splices
Cleavers
Electrodes, Spare Blades, Fiber Holders

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