Tools for precise fiber work
Preparation, splicing, inspection, andtesting tools.
From strippers and cleavers through fusion splicers, inspection scopes, power meters, and OTDRs — tools for clean, verified fiber work.
Fittings and hardware
Preparation, splicing, cleaning, inspection, testing, and complete kits.
Preparation tools
Cable jacket strippers, fiber strippers, cutters, Kevlar scissors, and fiber cleavers.
Splicing equipment
Fusion splicers, splice protection sleeves, and consumables.
Cleaning and inspection
Connector cleaning kits and fiber inspection scopes.
Testing tools
Optical power meters, light sources, visual fault locators, and OTDRs.
Kits and accessories
Complete toolkits, bags, and aerial work accessories.
Why purpose-made fittings matter.
Cleaner splices, faster field work, and verified results at handover.
of this product range
Lower-loss splices
Cleaner, lower-loss splices and terminations.
Faster field work
More consistent results in the field.
Locate faults
Faults can be located instead of guessed.
Verified handover
Verified results give confidence at handover.
Complete kits
Complete kits suit new teams getting started.
Where these products are used.
- 01Fiber stringing and installation crews
- 02Splicing and termination work
- 03FTTH installation teams
- 04Testing, commissioning, and fault finding
Match to equipment and site.
Fiber type and size
Strippers and cleavers must suit the fiber and coating sizes used.
Splicing
Fusion splicers pair with cleavers and protection sleeves.
Connectors
Cleaning and inspection tools should suit your connector types.
Testing
Test equipment should match the fiber type and wavelengths in use.
Training
Tools work best with training in correct technique.
Safety
Eye protection and safe handling of fiber fragments are essential.
Decisions that get the choice right.
Start with the work you do most
Splicing, termination, or testing.
Quality of cleave and splice
Core tools affect every connection.
Verification
Include at least a power meter and a fault locator.
Care and calibration
Keep precision tools clean and serviced.
Common questions
What is the minimum toolkit to start fiber work?
Preparation tools, a cleaver, cleaning supplies, and a way to test, with a fusion splicer if you will splice.
Why does cleaving matter so much?
A clean, flat fiber end is the foundation of a low-loss splice.
Is fiber safe to handle?
Never look into a fiber end or connector, and dispose of fiber fragments safely, because they are sharp and can cause injury.