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EXFO MAX730D PON/Metro Dedicated Handheld OTDR 1310/1550 Filter1650 SKU: MAX730DSM8OTDREAEAEUI91VPM2XFOA54BRFGP10061 Unit of Measurement : EA$11,410.00 -
Sumitomo Splice-On Connector LC PC Multimode OM3/4/5 250um/900um SKU: LYNX3LCPCOM3250900 Unit of Measurement : EA$11.15 -
![AFL FS300325 BAS Kit plus 150m SFM & MMF Fiber Rings]()
AFL FS300325 BAS Kit plus 150m SFM & MMF Fiber Rings SKU: FS300325PLUSP1W1AS1ENGUSASCASCUSCUSC1 Unit of Measurement : EA$10,197.00 -
![FIS Universal Fiber Splice Clamp Kit; 2/3mm, 900um - SLA Version]()
FIS Universal Fiber Splice Clamp Kit; 2/3mm, 900um - SLA Version SKU: F1UFSCKIT-SLA Unit of Measurement : EA$25.00 -
![Vertical Cable Manager, For Use with 42RU Cabinets]()
Vertical Cable Manager, For Use with 42RU Cabinets SKU: SRAVCST0144UCBK Unit of Measurement : EA$142.95 -
![FIS IS MPO-VFL Deluxe Kit with MPO Inspection Probe]()
FIS IS MPO-VFL Deluxe Kit with MPO Inspection Probe SKU: OVMPOVFL12 Unit of Measurement : EA$2,495.00 -
![Miller Fiber Optic Strippers 250um Coating (Miller PN F01103-S-250)]()
Miller Fiber Optic Strippers 250um Coating (Miller PN F01103-S-250) SKU: WO1224 Unit of Measurement : EA$51.25 -
![Miller Fiber Optic Strippers Dual Hole 250um & 900um (Miller PN F0103-D-250)]()
Miller Fiber Optic Strippers Dual Hole 250um & 900um (Miller PN F0103-D-250) SKU: WO1224D Unit of Measurement : EA$77.95 -
![Miller Fiber Optic Strippers Tri Hole 250µm]()
Miller Fiber Optic Strippers Tri Hole 250µm, 900µm & 3mm Jacket SKU: WO1224T Unit of Measurement : EA$89.95 -
![Oriskany, NY : October 20-22, 2026 - Hands-On Fiber Optic Training]()
Oriskany, NY : October 20-22, 2026 - Hands-On Fiber Optic Training SKU: FISUBS2812 Unit of Measurement : EA$495.00
Splicing
Fusion Splicing is a preferred way to join two fibers together by using heat. Whether the fiber was broken or not long enough, a fusion splicer will make your job easier. Splicing fiber optic cable is fairly simple procedure. Prepared fiber ends are placed in the splicer and automatically aligned and then fused together. This method ensures greater reliability with less light being scattered or reflected back by the splice. The splice itself if done correctly should be as strong as the original optical fiber.
