The Fujikura 90R is a state-of-the-art ribbon fiber fusion splicer designed for high-volume fiber optic installations. With advanced core-to-core alignment technology, fast splicing times, and automatic fiber handling, the ...
The 90S+ is a core alignment fusion splicer, setting a new standard in the market for fusion splicing. The 90S+ is packed with a whole host of new and enhanced features, specifically developed ...
The Fujikura 45S is a cladding alignment fusion splicer designed for small to mid-fiber count applications. It introduces a landmark improvement by allowing simultaneous preparation and loading of both ...
The RS03 Fujikura Thermal Stripper is a next-generation precision tool designed for clean, efficient, and damage-free stripping of optical ribbon fibers. Built with enhanced durability and precision, the RS03 ...
The RS02 Fujikura Thermal Stripper is a professional-grade tool designed for precise and reliable stripping of optical ribbon fibers. Engineered by Fujikura, a trusted name in fiber optic technology, ...
The FUJIKURA CT50 cleaver offers enhanced drop impact resistance compared to other existing cleavers and allows workers to replace the cleaving blade, providing customers with a drastic reduction in ...
The CT16 fiber cleaver is designed for FTTH or other space-constrained applications where ergonomics and durability are key. It allows users to cleave two bare fibers simultaneously when paired ...
The Fujikura FH-70 Series Fiber Holders are precision-engineered clamping tools designed to ensure stable fiber alignment and secure handling during fusion splicing. These holders are compatible with the Fujikura ...
The Fujikura FH-50 Series Fiber Holders are designed to hold and align optical fibers with high precision during fusion splicing. These holders are compatible with Fujikura FSM-60S, FSM-18S, FSM-50S, ...
The Fujikura DCC-18 is a genuine battery charge cord designed specifically for use with the BTR-09 battery pack and ADC-18 AC adapter. It enables safe and efficient charging of ...
