
We needed inspection tools that grade to IEC 61300-3-35 consistently across our sites. This range delivers repeatable pass/fail results, so acceptance no longer depends on who is holding the probe. Documentation supports our audits well.
Fiber inspection scopes for magnified end-face inspection to IEC 61300-3-35 criteria — field and bench. Request a quote.
A fiber inspection scope magnifies a connector end-face so contamination and defects can be judged against defined pass/fail criteria before mating. Because a single particle on the core causes measurable loss and a scratch is permanent, inspection is the discipline that prevents dirty-mate failures — the most common avoidable cause of link faults. A scope makes end-face condition visible and, under standards such as IEC 61300-3-35, defensible.
Aevumix supplies fiber inspection scopes for field and bench use. Handheld probe scopes reach connectors mated inside bulkheads and transceiver ports, while benchtop scopes suit assembly and lab inspection of exposed connectors. Clear, well-lit magnification makes contamination and end-face damage easy to identify, closing the inspect-clean-inspect loop: inspect, clean if needed, then re-inspect to confirm a pass before mating.
Because the right scope depends on your connectors and inspection setting, we help you specify the correct unit. Send your connector types and use case and we will recommend a fiber inspection scope and provide a quote.
| Magnification | 200X / 400X |
|---|---|
| Optical Resolution | 0.5 μm |
| Focus | Manual |
| Video Output | Wi-Fi wireless transmission |
| Display | Smartphone or tablet screen |
| Power Consumption | 3 W |
| Power Supply | Built-in 5 V rechargeable battery or external supply |
| Battery Life | ≥ 5 h per charge |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 50 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -20 to 50 °C |
| Dimensions | 210 × 56 × 50 mm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
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We needed inspection tools that grade to IEC 61300-3-35 consistently across our sites. This range delivers repeatable pass/fail results, so acceptance no longer depends on who is holding the probe. Documentation supports our audits well.

We import inspection equipment for the US market. The fiber inspection line ships on schedule with certifications in order, and Aevumix communicates quickly when we need it. Reliable sourcing matters more to our business than the lowest price.

Consolidating our fiber inspection purchasing with Aevumix simplified everything. Probes and microscopes from one source, one set of paperwork, consistent quality. Quotes come back quickly and samples convinced our team before the first bulk order.
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It magnifies a connector end-face so a technician can see contamination, scratches and pits and decide pass or fail against defined criteria before mating.
It is the standard defining pass/fail criteria for connector end-face regions based on the size and location of scratches and contamination. Our scopes support inspection to this kind of criteria.
A probe scope reaches connectors mated in bulkheads in the field; a benchtop scope suits exposed connectors during assembly or in a lab. Many operations use both.
Cleaning does not guarantee a defect-free end-face. Inspection confirms the end-face passes before mating, preventing loss and reflectance faults from dirty or damaged connectors.
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