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Fiber Optic splicing process

Fiber Optic splicing process. Technology Partners. superior armored fiber cable MM. Single Loose Tube Single Armor Cables Series 52 Product Description

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Fiber Optic splicing process

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  1. Fiber Optic splicing process Technology Partners

  2. superior armored fiber cable MM Single Loose Tube Single Armor Cables Series 52 Product Description Loose tube cables are the product of choice as the backbone in outside plant applications. Single Loose tube cables offer a low cost alternative to traditional stranded loose tube cables. Armored cables are designed for improved mechanical and rodent protection in direct bury applications. The loose tube design offers reliable transmission performance over a broad temperature range. Physical Description The rugged single loose tube design features optical fibers placed inside a single PFM™ gel filled tube. The core tube includes up to 8 fiber bundles, each containing up to 12 fibers bound with a color coded binder. The core is wrapped with flexible strength members covered with a water blocking tape, a corrugated steel armor is applied and then encased with a black polyethylene jacket. Ripcords are included for ease of entry.

  3. Removing the outer sheath

  4. Splicing Process in ODF

  5. Removing the Buffer tube

  6. Cleaning the Fiber from Jill

  7. Striping process

  8. Cleaning with Alcohol

  9. Cleaving the Fiber

  10. Splicing Process

  11. Splicing Process

  12. Putting Sleeve to protect the splice

  13. Splicing Process

  14. Splicing Process

  15. Splicing Process

  16. ODF Pigtails and adapters

  17. Splicing Process

  18. Arranging fiber inside the ODF after splice

  19. ODF after splicing complete

  20. ODF after splicing complete

  21. Using Video Probe to clean the fiber connectors

  22. Using Video Probe to clean the fiber connectors

  23. Connector after cleaning process

  24. OTDR Test Results

  25. Splicing Enclosures for Outside installation

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