Clad Alignment Fusion Splicer 41S

The FLS-20T is rugged and compact designed laser light source, which is used for optical fiber testing. The wavelength is selectable 1310nm and 1550nm for single mode fiber.

The FP-04T/05 provide these same performance levels for 8/12 fiber ribbon respectively. . The FPS04 and FPS08 series are specially designed for optical components, where small packaging is a priority. These micro sleeves provide the known reliability of Fujikura sleeves in the smallest possible lengths. This easy and cost effective method is a great alternative to recoating. The FPS01 and FPS04 series offer a wide range of options to accommodate various coating sizes, and are manufactured in a variety of lengths. This gives great flexibility in designing optical modules.

The 90R12 is a mass fusion splicer capable of splicing up to 12 fiber ribbon cables simultaneously. In previous mass fusion splicer models, the v-grooves could become dirty over time due to debris and glass deposits from splicing accumulating in the v-grooves. Which in turn, could lead to fibre offsets and high losses if they were not regularly cleaned which added to the overall process time. The 90R12 comes with a first of its kind, innovative user replaceable V-groove assembly which makes this issue a thing of the past and is supplied as standard equipment with the 90R12 kit. This new V-groove assembly can be quickly and easily fitted in the field, minimizing downtime and maximising productivity. In addition, the new V-groove design enables splicing of both conventional type 12-fiber encapsulated ribbon and SWR (Spider Web Ribbon) whilst also accommodating 250um and 200um pitch fibers. The 90R12 can also splice single fibers if required. also making use of Active Blade Management Technology, which now can connect to two CT50 cleavers simultaneously.

The 41S+ is now equipped with "ACTIVE FUSION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY" and "ACTIVE BLADE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY" to maintain consistent low loss splicing results. These two technologies, allow customers to achieve more stable low-loss splicing, reducing the need for rework and re-splicing.