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HOLIGHT provides various fiber optic tools such as VFL Pen, Fiber Optic Launch Box, fiber optic cleaning tools, fiber optic polishing tools and accessories, various indoor and outdoor fiber optic cable stripping tools, fiber optic patch cord production tools, equipment, and accessories, etc., to save you time, please tell us directly what style you need, we will definitely reply to you ASAP!
Visual Fault Locator VFL Pen
The Visual Fault Locator (VFL) pen is a handheld optical testing device used in fiber optic communication networks. It emits a visible laser light, typically in the red wavelength range, which allows technicians to visually detect faults, breaks, or bends in fiber optic cables. HOLIGHT provides a variety of different styles of light pens, with output power ranging from 5mw to 50mw. If you don’t know how to choose and buy, please feel free to contact our sales team.
Visual Fault Locator HTO9V20
Visual Fault Locator Pen-type HTO9V21
Visual Fault Locator with Laser Protection Device HTO9V22
Visual Fault Locator Pen-type HTO9V31
Visual Fault Locator HTO9V24
Visual Fault Locator HTO9V30
OTDR Launch Cable
The OTDR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer) Launch Cable is a length of fiber optic cable used in conjunction with an OTDR instrument during testing and troubleshooting of fiber optic networks. The launch cable serves as a known length of fiber that is attached to the beginning of the fiber under test. Its purpose is to allow the OTDR to accurately measure characteristics such as attenuation, reflection, and distance by providing a consistent signal launch into the fiber being tested. The launch cable helps to eliminate issues such as “dead zones” near the beginning of the fiber and ensures more accurate and reliable measurements during OTDR testing. According to the different needs of customers for fiber length, the following five styles are currently commonly used on the market.
HTO9O05 Yellow OTDR Launch Cable Box
HTO9O06 OTDR Launch Cable Box Aluminum Alloy Type
HTO9O07 Fiber Optic OTDR Launch Cable Box Ring Type
HTO9O08 Yellow Launch Cable Box, Max 25km
HTO9O08 10KM Fiber Optic Launch Cable
Fiber Optic Cleaner Tools
Fiber optic cleaner tools are specialized tools designed for maintaining the cleanliness of fiber optic connectors and cables. These tools are essential for ensuring optimal performance and minimizing signal loss in fiber optic networks.
They typically include various components such as:
Cleaning Sticks or Swabs: These are often made of lint-free materials and are used to gently remove dust, dirt, and other contaminants from the end faces of fiber optic connectors.
Cleaning Fluids or Solvents: These are specially formulated liquids used in conjunction with cleaning sticks or swabs to effectively dissolve and remove stubborn contaminants from fiber optic connectors.
Cleaning Cassette （Cleaner Box） or Reel: These devices contain a reel of cleaning fabric that is automatically advanced to a clean section after each use. They provide a convenient and efficient way to clean multiple connectors without the need for manual replacement of cleaning materials.
Cleaning Wipes: Lint-free wipes are used to wipe down the exterior of fiber optic cables and connectors to remove any surface contaminants that may affect performance.
Connector Cleaning Tools (Cleaner Pen): These tools are designed to clean the ferrule end face of fiber optic connectors, ensuring a proper connection, and minimizing signal loss.
Cleaning Kits: These kits typically contain a combination of cleaning tools, fluids, wipes, and instructions for comprehensive fiber optic cleaning tasks.
Fiber optic cleaner tools are crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliability of fiber optic connections, especially in high-speed and high-bandwidth applications where even small amounts of contamination can degrade signal quality. Regular cleaning with these tools helps to prevent network downtime and ensures consistent performance of fiber optic systems.
HTO9-CPM125 Mini Fiber Optic Cleaner Pen
HTO9-CPM250 Mini Fiber Optic Cleaner Pen
HTO9-CP200 2.0mm SMPTE Cleaner Pen
HTO9-CP125 1.25mm Fiber Optic Cleaner Pen
HTO9-CP125 2.5mm SC/ST/FC One Click Fiber Optic Cleaner Pen
MPO/MTP Fiber Optic Cleaner Pen
HTO9-CB02 CLE-BOX Fiber Optic Cassette Cleaner
HTO9-CB01 CLE-BOX Fiber Optic Cleaner Box
Kimwipe
1.25mm & 2.5mm Fiber Optic Swabs
1.25mm & 2.5mm Fiber Optic Cleaning Sticks
Fiber Tool Box
Fiber Polishing Tool
The fiber optic polishing tool is a device used to polish the end faces of fiber optic connectors to achieve low optical loss and high-quality surface finish. It is an essential component of the termination process in fiber optic cable assembly. The polishing tool typically consists of a holder or fixture that securely holds the connector during the polishing process and a polishing pad or film attached to a rotating platen.
Key components of a fiber optic polishing tool include:
Connector Holder or Fixture（Polish Jig）: This part securely holds the fiber optic connector in place during the polishing process, ensuring precise alignment and consistent results.
Polishing Pad or Film: The polishing pad or film is the abrasive surface used to remove imperfections and achieve a smooth, flat finish on the end face of the connector. It may be made of materials such as diamond, ceramic, or polymer, depending on the specific polishing requirements.
Rotating Platen: The rotating platen provides the motion necessary to evenly distribute the polishing action across the end face of the connector. It may be motorized or manually operated, depending on the design of the polishing tool.
Pressure Control Mechanism: Some polishing tools incorporate a mechanism for controlling the pressure applied during the polishing process. This helps to ensure consistent results and prevents damage to the connector or polishing pad.
Fiber optic polishing tools are available in various designs and configurations to accommodate different types of connectors and polishing requirements. They are critical for achieving the precise geometry and surface finish necessary for optimal optical performance in fiber optic communication systems. Proper polishing using these tools is essential for minimizing signal loss and ensuring reliable connections in fiber optic networks.
Fiber Optic Polishing Machine (Four Coils)
24 Core SC/APC Adapter Polishing Jig
24 Core SC/PC Adapter Polishing Jig
24 Core ST/PC Adapter Polishing Jig
24 Core LC/APC Adapter Polishing Jig
24 Core LC UPC Adapter Polishing Jig
SC Fiber Polishing Disc
LC/APC Fiber Polishing Disc
70/80/90 Fiber Polishing Rubber Pad
Polish Film 30um/9um/3um/1um/ADS
Heat Cure Epoxy 353ND
Alcohol Bottle
Fiber Stripping Tool & Scissors
The fiber stripping tool is a handheld tool specifically designed for stripping the protective outer jacket and buffer coating from fiber optic cables without damaging the delicate optical fibers inside. It typically consists of a pair of sharp blades or rollers that can precisely cut through the outer layers of the cable to expose the fiber without causing any nicks or scratches.
Key features of a fiber stripping tool may include:
Adjustable Cutting Depth: Some fiber stripping tools allow the user to adjust the cutting depth to accommodate different types of fiber optic cables with varying thicknesses of outer jackets and buffer coatings.
Spring-Loaded Action: Many fiber stripping tools feature a spring-loaded mechanism that automatically opens the blades or rollers after each cut, making it easier to strip multiple cables quickly and efficiently.
Ergonomic Design: Fiber stripping tools are often designed with ergonomic handles or grips to provide comfort and ease of use during prolonged use.
Fiber stripping tools are essential for preparing fiber optic cables for termination, splicing, or connectorization, ensuring clean and precise stripping of the outer layers without damaging the delicate optical fibers inside.
Fiber optic scissors, on the other hand, are specialized scissors designed for cutting fiber optic cables cleanly and accurately. They feature sharp, precision-ground blades that can cleanly cut through the tough outer jacket and buffer coating of fiber optic cables without causing any damage to the optical fibers inside.
Key features of fiber optic scissors may include:
High-Quality Blades: Fiber optic scissors are typically equipped with high-quality stainless-steel blades that are specially designed to maintain their sharpness and precision over time.
Spring-Loaded Action: Similar to fiber stripping tools, some fiber optic scissors feature a spring-loaded action that automatically opens the blades after each cut, making it easier to cut multiple cables quickly and efficiently.
Comfortable Handles: Fiber optic scissors often feature ergonomic handles or grips to provide comfort and ease of use during prolonged use.
Fiber stripping tools and scissors are essential tools for fiber optic technicians and installers, allowing them to prepare fiber optic cables for termination, splicing, or connectorization with precision and accuracy.
Ideal 45-162 coaxial cable stripper
Ideal 45-163 Coaxial Cable Stripper
Ideal 45-165 coaxial cable stripper
FOS03Y Fiber Cable Stripper
Fiber Optic Kevlar scissor RCZ-726
FOS03 Fiber Cable Stripper
CFS-2 Fiber Cable Stripper
RCZ-527 Kevlar Scissor for Fiber Optic Cable
Armored Cable Slitter 8-28.6mm
Rotary Cable Strippers RCS-0425
FOSDC FTTH Drop Cable Stripper
Mid Span Slitter
Fiber Optic Test and Production Tools
Fiber optic test and patch cord production tools are essential components of manufacturing and quality assurance processes in fiber optic communication networks. These specialized tools facilitate the precise assembly, testing, and maintenance of fiber optic cables and connectors, ensuring high performance, reliability, and efficiency in telecommunications and data transmission applications.
FVM-1000 Hand-held Inspection Probe with Memory
Hand-held Optical Fiber Power Meter
Optical Laser Light Source TL-512
3302SJ Online Mini Pro OTDR
MINI OTDR-4000 Fiber Optic Reflectometer Optical Loss Tester
CL-Series Hand Held Fiber Microscope 400X
Optical Fiber Identifier
LC/SC/ST/FC Fiber Curing Oven for Engineering
Integrated End face Inspection Machine HTO-7000B
FTTH Assembly Optical Fiber Termination Tool Kit
Fiber Optic Connector Horizontal Curing Oven
Centrifugal De-foaming Machine
Automatic Fiber Optic Connector Ferrule Glue Injection Machine
SM & MM Insertion Loss and Return Loss Test Machine
Automatic Fiber Optic Cable Cutter
HORIZONTAL PNEUMATIC CRIMPING MACHINE
Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine
Fiber Optic Pen Cleaver Carbide - 03
Handheld Fusion Splicer FS-H510F
Fiber Optic Fusion Splicer FS-740
Other Fiber Tools & Parts
In addition to the tools mentioned above, there are many that our customers are interested in and often purchase. If you cannot find the style you need on our website, please contact our sales team, and trust our mature supply chain and quality control system can help you save a lot of time and cost.
Fiber Cleaver FC-689
Armored Cable Slitter 8-28.6mm
HT-336J Fiber Optic Crimping Tool
FOFC-16C Fiber Optic Field Cleaver
40mm to 60mm Fiber Optic Protection Sleeve
Ruby Fiber Cutting Cleaver Pen
HTO9900 Pro-Installer Fiber Optic Termination Kit
HTO9500 Pro-Installer Fiber Optic Termination Kit
HTO6000 Pro-Installer Fiber Optic Termination Kit
Optical Cable Horizontal and Vertical Cable Splitter
Longitudinal Cable Cleaver
KMS-K Longitudinal Cable Sheath Slitter
1.FTTH Cable Drop Wire Clamp / Fiber Tension Clamp / Stainless Steel Drop Wire Clamp
12 Core Metal Fan-out Kit
24 Core Metal Fan-out Kit
4.4 Core Fan-out Kit
FAQ
Fiber optic tools are specialized equipment designed for the installation, maintenance, and repair of fiber optic networks. They encompass a wide range of devices and accessories tailored for various tasks, such as cable preparation, splicing, termination, testing, and cleaning.
Fiber optic tools can assist with tasks such as cutting and stripping fiber optic cables, splicing fibers together, terminating fibers with connectors, testing signal quality and performance, and cleaning optical connectors and interfaces to ensure optimal transmission.
Essential fiber optic tools for beginners include fiber optic cable strippers, cleavers for cutting fibers cleanly, fusion splicers for joining fibers together, and optical power meters for measuring signal levels. These tools are foundational for basic fiber optic installations and maintenance tasks.
For the production of fiber optic patch cords, various tools and consumables are necessary across different stages: assembly, curing, polishing, and testing.
In the assembly process, the primary tools used are the crimp machine and the hot air gun.
The curing process requires several essential tools:
- Fiber/Cable Stripper
- Kevlar Scissors
- Curing Oven
- Centrifugal Defoaming Machine
There are also optional tools in this stage, including an automatic cable cutting machine, an automatic dispenser, and the crimping machine.
During the polishing process, the polishing machine is vital. This includes:
- Four-corner Pressurized Polish Machine
- Finished and Semi-Finished Polish Jigs
- Hand Polish Disc
Additionally, polishing jigs for various connector types (LC, SC, FC, ST) are used. The process also involves a fiber cutting pen (ruby or carbide), polish pads (70°, 80°, 90°), polish films (30um, 9um, 1um, ADS), and polish oil.
For the testing phase, the necessary tools include:
- Endface detector with 200X/400X magnification
- IL & RL test machine for single-mode and multi-mode fibers
- VFL pen with 5mw output
- Optional tool for enhanced precision is the3D interferometer.
Several consumables are integral throughout the production process. These include 353ND epoxy, alcohol dispenser, industrial alcohol, Kimwipes, blades, syringes, and optionally, sandpaper. These consumables ensure the production process is smooth and maintains high-quality standards.
In summary, the production of fiber optic patch cords involves a combination of specialized tools and consumables at various stages to ensure efficiency and quality.
For the production of fiber optic patch cords, various tools and consumables are necessary across different stages: assembly, curing, polishing, and testing.
In the assembly process, the primary tools used are the crimp machine and the hot air gun.
The curing process requires several essential tools:
- Fiber/Cable Stripper
- Kevlar Scissors
- Curing Oven
- Centrifugal Defoaming Machine
There are also optional tools in this stage, including an automatic cable cutting machine, an automatic dispenser, and the crimping machine.
During the polishing process, the polishing machine is vital. This includes:
- Four-corner Pressurized Polish Machine
- Finished and Semi-Finished Polish Jigs
- Hand Polish Disc
Additionally, polishing jigs for various connector types (LC, SC, FC, ST) are used. The process also involves a fiber cutting pen (ruby or carbide), polish pads (70°, 80°, 90°), polish films (30um, 9um, 1um, ADS), and polish oil.
For the testing phase, the necessary tools include:
- Endface detector with 200X/400X magnification
- IL & RL test machine for single-mode and multi-mode fibers
- VFL pen with 5mw output
- Optional tool for enhanced precision is the3D interferometer.
Several consumables are integral throughout the production process. These include 353ND epoxy, alcohol dispenser, industrial alcohol, Kimwipes, blades, syringes, and optionally, sandpaper. These consumables ensure the production process is smooth and maintains high-quality standards.
In summary, the production of fiber optic patch cords involves a combination of specialized tools and consumables at various stages to ensure efficiency and quality.
Common maintenance tasks for fiber optic tools include regular cleaning and inspection to ensure optimal performance and longevity. This may involve cleaning tool surfaces and optical interfaces, calibrating test equipment, and replacing worn or damaged components as needed.
Choosing the right fiber optic tools depends on factors such as the scope and complexity of the project, the type of fibers being used, and the specific tasks involved. It is essential to consider factors such as tool quality, compatibility, and ease of use to ensure efficient and effective performance.
Yes, many fiber optic tools are designed for use in both indoor and outdoor environments. However, it is essential to ensure that tools intended for outdoor use are ruggedized and weather-resistant to withstand exposure to harsh environmental conditions.
When using fiber optic tools, it is crucial to observe standard safety practices to prevent injury and damage to equipment. This includes wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, avoiding direct exposure to laser radiation, and following manufacturer guidelines for safe operation.
When using fiber optic tools, it is crucial to observe standard safety practices to prevent injury and damage to equipment. This includes wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, avoiding direct exposure to laser radiation, and following manufacturer guidelines for safe operation.
Some fiber optic tools may adhere to industry standards or certifications, such as ISO 9001 for quality management systems or specific standards for testing equipment performance and reliability. It is advisable to choose tools from reputable manufacturers with a track record of quality and reliability.
Yes, many fiber optic tools are designed to be compatible with both single-mode and multi-mode fiber installations. However, it is essential to verify compatibility with the specific type of fiber being used and ensure that the tools meet the required performance specifications for the intended application.
Experienced technicians may use advanced fiber optic tools such as OTDRs (Optical Time Domain Reflectometers) for analyzing signal loss and locating faults in fiber optic cables, specialized fusion splicers for high-precision splicing, and fiber inspection microscopes for examining connector end faces for defects.
To ensure accurate and reliable fiber optic testing, it is essential to follow best practices such as properly calibrating testing equipment, carefully preparing fiber optic cables for testing, and interpreting test results accurately. Regular maintenance and calibration of testing equipment are also critical for ensuring consistent performance.
Yes, there are specialized tools available for fiber optic network troubleshooting, such as visual fault locators (VFLs) for identifying breaks or bends in fiber optic cables, and fiber identifier tools for detecting the presence of optical signals without disrupting the network.
Yes, fiber optic tools are essential for network upgrades or expansions, as they enable technicians to install new fiber optic cables, splice additional fibers into existing cables, and terminate fibers with connectors to connect new network components.
Proper tool storage and organization are essential for maintaining tool integrity and efficiency. It is advisable to use toolboxes or storage cases with compartments for organizing tools, label tools for easy identification, and keep them clean and free from dust or debris when not in use.
High-quality fiber optic tools are available from reputable manufacturers, distributors, and specialty retailers specializing in fiber optic equipment. It is essential to choose tools from trusted sources known for quality, reliability, and customer support. HOLIGHT team has a long experience exporting those tools, so you can also consider us.
Yes, many fiber optic tools are designed to accommodate both single fiber and ribbon fiber applications. However, it is essential to verify the compatibility of the tools with the specific type of fiber being used and ensure that they meet the required performance specifications for the application.
Yes, many fiber optic tools are designed for field installations or deployments, allowing technicians to work efficiently in various environments. These tools may include portable splicing machines, ruggedized test equipment, and lightweight cable preparation tools suitable for outdoor use.
Cost-effective options for acquiring fiber optic tools include purchasing tool kits that bundle essential tools together at a discounted price, leasing equipment for short-term projects, or exploring refurbished or used equipment options from reputable sources. It is essential to balance cost considerations with tool quality and reliability.
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