Each unit supports more than 525 cleaning operations and can be used to clean cable assemblies held in hand or connectors located behind panels, the IBC™ Cleaner features a cloth that won’t fray during use.
MTP®/MPO Fibre Optic Cleaners remove dust, debris, and contaminants from connector endfaces to maintain connectivity. Suitable for singlemode and multimode ferrules, these cleaners are RoHS compliant.
The new K33A, a premium IPAAS core alignment splicer offers our exclusive All-In-One system that provides the best workability, and the integration of 5 functions into one unit (stripping, cleaning, cleaving, splicing, and protecting). T
The KF4A is a highly advanced, All-In-One active cladding alignment fusion splicer, designed to perform the major 5 functions systematically: stripping, cleaning, cleaving, splicing and protecting. The Swift KF4A is the best fit for fusion splicing and fusion splice-on connectors (SOC) of FTTx network applications.
Kimwipes are specially designed paper fibre optic cleaning wipes which can be used for cleaning laboratory equipment and instruments. Can be used in conjunction with Eliminator Fluid
Introducing the new Swift KR12A All-In-One Ribbon Splicer. This premium fusion splicer offers a strong option for in-field fiber splices that delivers superior optical performance and improved productivity. Integrated with 5 functions in one unit, the KR12A can strip, clean, cleave, splice and protect in less time and with better results.
AVP Maxxum LC Singlemode Duplex Blue, Fibre Optic Panel Mount Feed-thru, Blue, SC Footprint, Adapter Plate(s) and/or Hardware, Black and Blue MIS Colour-Code Caps included.
Fibre Systems MTP® Elite 12F Trunk Assemblies are locally built and tested, with customizable configurations. Leads feature an optional patented push-pull housing and are available in 3mm or 4.5mm jacket sizes.
Factory pre-terminated MPO/MTP cables, available in 8, 12, 16 or 24 fibre arrays in a single connector. Ideal for use in data centres and other high-density cabling environments.
