AFL launches two new splicers

Fiber Optics Weekly Update, Nov 5, 2004

AFL Telecommunications announced the release of two new fusion splicers, designed to increase productivity and provide additional flexibility.

The FSM-17S single-fiber fusion splicer establishes a new standard for fixed v-groove fusion splicers. With two versions available to select from, improvements for both include a 35-second tube heater, dual direction monitor and longer battery life. The real-time arc calibration feature makes field maintenance easier. One version of the FSM-17S includes a fiber holder system, making the splicing process extremely simple for inexperienced technicians.

The FSM-17S is well-suited for FTTx applications, and both models attach to the newly redesigned ASW-02 workstation, simplifying field portability.

The FSM-50R 12-fiber mass fusion splicer offers numerous improvements, including a new "auto load" feature providing fast and easy placement of fiber holders into the splicers. In addition, the tube heater is greatly improved to shrink a 12-fiber splicer protection sleeve in approximately 45 seconds. Other enhancements include larger-capacity batteries, dual direction monitor, and real-time arc calibration. The FSM-50R attaches to AFL's newly designed ASW-02 aerial workstation, making field portability a breeze.

For further information, please visit www.afltele.com

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