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Sumitomo Lynx-CustomFit(TM), SC, UPC, SM, 250um & 900um SKU: LYNX3SCUPCSM250900 Unit of Measurement : EA$11.15 -
Sumitomo Quantum-ULTRA- Ribbon Fiber Splicer Kit for 16f-200 SKU: QULTRARBN16200KIT6RP1 Unit of Measurement : EA$19,785.00 -
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Sumitomo Fusion Splicer Kit Type-Q502S Quantum Smart Active Clad Alignment with FC-8R Precision Cleaver SKU: TYPEQ502SKIT8RH Unit of Measurement : EA$4,538.85 -
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![Sumitomo Splicer Q102CA Plus CoreAlign w/Acc FC6RP Kit]()
Sumitomo Splicer Q102CA Plus CoreAlign w/Acc FC6RP Kit SKU: TYPEQ102CApKIT6RSCP Unit of Measurement : EA$12,739.50 -
![Sumitomo FC-6S+ One Action High Precision Cleaver w/Auto off]()
Sumitomo FC-6S+ One Action High Precision Cleaver w/Auto off SKU: FC6SP Unit of Measurement : EA$1,009.10 -
![Sumitomo TYPE Q102-CA+ Quantum Fusion Splicer Kit incl Cleaver]()
Sumitomo TYPE Q102-CA+ Quantum Fusion Splicer Kit incl Cleaver SKU: TYPEQ102CAPKIT8R Unit of Measurement : EA$12,739.50 -
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Sumitomo Fusion Splicer Kit TYPE-Q502S Quantum includes Cleaver SKU: TYPEQ502SKIT2HP Unit of Measurement : EA$4,119.50 -
![Sumitomo Fusion Splicer Kit TYPE Q102-CA+ Quantum includes 250um]()
Sumitomo Fusion Splicer Kit TYPE Q102-CA+ Quantum includes 250um SKU: TYPEQ102CAPKIT8RFH Unit of Measurement : EA$13,279.00 -
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Sumitomo Splice Protection Sleeves with Single Fiber Splice SKU: FPS1 Unit of Measurement : EA$12.95 -
![Sumitomo Precision Optical Fiber Cleaver for Single & Mass Fiber Cleaving]()
Sumitomo Precision Optical Fiber Cleaver for Single & Mass Fiber Cleaving SKU: FC6RP Unit of Measurement : EA$1,522.15
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.
