Fibre Splicing
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What gets rid of all the "gunk thats on it" is a static electricity charge that zaps any remaining dust particles on the freshly cleaved glass.
panduitjacks 8 months ago
This is the same machine i did my first splicing on.
FlamingoTel 1 year ago
You don't need a certification to use these machines. They're simple to use, but slightly difficult to get the parameters right on such as "gap distance", "prefusion time", "fusion voltage", etc.
PointyFox 2 years ago
And someone that terminates fiber will charge you anywhere from $500-thousands of dollars just for one termination.
G7130 2 years ago
You have to get certified.
G7130 2 years ago
anybody in australia who is a splicer or knows any companies that do fiber work, please contact me!
4wd85yota 3 years ago
0.02 lolll on my 1st time
downsouth187 3 years ago
Does the operator need to know how to do anything or is this a fully automated process?
homerthompsonman 3 years ago
BTW the piece of equipment is like $30,000.00 dollars
liveaid1985 3 years ago
SilentKiller: The smal box in the front is called a cleaver. It cuts the fiber to give it a perfect edge. The larger box is the splice machine which attaches the 2 ends together with a very hot arc. You catch on quickly!
OoLaLaFrenchGirl 3 years ago