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Angled Fiber Cleaver
Angled fiber cleavers that produce APC-angle end-faces for low-reflectance splices and connectors. Request a quote.
Product Details
An angled fiber cleaver produces a deliberately angled end-face — typically the 8-degree APC angle — instead of the flat cleave a standard cleaver makes. The angle matters where reflectance must be minimized: splicing to angled (APC) connectors and in reflection-sensitive links, an angled cleave keeps back reflection low so high-speed and analog signals stay clean. For APC work, only an angled cleaver produces the geometry the application requires.
Aevumix supplies angled fiber cleavers that deliver a consistent, repeatable cleave angle for low-reflectance splicing. Precise angle control and a hardened, multi-position blade give the coplanar angled end-face APC splices and pigtails need, and the tool is matched to the fibers and holders you work. Because reflectance faults degrade high-speed digital and RF-over-glass links, an accurate angled cleave is essential wherever return loss is specified.
Because the right cleaver depends on your fiber, angle requirement and volume, we help you specify the correct unit. Send your fiber types and application and we will recommend an angled fiber cleaver and provide a quote.
About this item
- Produces APC-angle (typically 8°) end-faces
- Keeps back reflection low for reflection-sensitive links
- Consistent, repeatable cleave angle
- Hardened, multi-position blade
- For APC splices and pigtails
- Matched to your fiber and holders
- Essential where return loss is specified
| Applicable Fiber | Single-fiber silica |
|---|---|
| Fiber Types | ?0.25 / ?0.9 / ?3.0 mm and 3.0 × 2.0 mm flat drop cable |
| Cladding Diameter | 125 μm |
| Cleave Length | 9 to 20 mm |
| Cleave Angle | ≤ 0.6° |
| Blade Life | 48,000 cleaves |
| Dimensions | 85 (W) × 75 (D) × 45 (H) mm |
| Weight | Approx. 140 g |
Based on 10 customer reviews
Cleave quality drives splice loss, so we test it closely. These cleavers hold well under one degree consistently, and blade life matches the spec sheet. Unit-to-unit consistency across shipments has been reliable.
A good cleave is the whole game for a low-loss splice, and this cleaver delivers a flat end face consistently. The blade indexing gives thousands of cleaves before I swap it. Offcut collection keeps the workspace tidy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To produce the angled end-face (typically 8° APC) that keeps back reflection low. It is required for splicing to APC connectors and in reflection-sensitive links where flat cleaves would reflect too much.
Typically the 8-degree APC angle, with precise, repeatable control. Confirm your required angle and we will specify the right cleaver.
In high-speed digital and analog/RF-over-glass links, where reflections cause bit errors or signal degradation. APC geometry and an accurate angled cleave keep return loss high.
We match angled cleavers to common fibers and holders. Send your fiber types and application for a recommendation.
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