Specialty Fibers
High Precision Fiber Stripper HTS-12
Product code : SOFPNR
HTS-12 is designed for stripping single count of silica optical fiber by keeping the stripped fiber's glass surface free from any physical contact. In order to achieve the above condition, the HTS-12 has a precise linear slide base for stripping action. The fiber is not scuffed by the blade or any other materials when being stripped. The HTS-12 is equipped with a heater to soften the fiber coating. The HTS-12 accepts the FH-40 series and FH-100 series Fiber Holder System
- Only for cladding diameter 125μm
- Only for UV curing resin coating
- Easy operation using fiber holder system
Specification Sheet
SS01 have one hole for stripping 250 um cable down to glass fiber.
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The RS02 is designed and developed with emphasis on operability and usability where less force is required for the stripping process. Furthermore wireless link with smartphones for operational parameters adjustment. These fiber stripping tools are also compatible with stripping Fujikura latest Spider Web RibbonTM ,which consists of optical fibers (with a coating diameter of 250μm or 200 μm) fixed intermittently.
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The RS03 is designed and developed with emphasis on operability and usability where less force is required for the stripping process. Furthermore,equipped with new features such as large capacity battery for 600 stripping cycles, 6 times larger than conventional stripper, and wireless link with smartphones for operational parameters adjustment. These fiber stripping tools are also compatible with stripping Fujikura latest Spider Web RibbonTM ,which consists of optical fibers (with a coating diameter of 250μm or 200 μm) fixed intermittently.
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