We tested several suppliers before standardizing on this cleaning range. It leaves no lint and no residue, so our re-inspection pass rate is high. Batch consistency has been reliable, which is what my role cares about most.
Fiber Optic Cleaning Cube
Compact fiber optic cleaning cubes with reel-fed lint-free cloth for fast, consistent end-face cleaning on the bench. Request a quote.
Product Details
A fiber optic cleaning cube is the compact, cassette-style cleaner that advances fresh lint-free cloth for each wipe in a pocket-sized housing. It brings the reliability of reel-fed cleaning — unused cloth every time, no redeposited contamination — to a footprint that fits a technician’s kit or a crowded bench. For cleaning exposed connectors quickly and consistently, the cleaning cube is a compact workhorse.
Aevumix supplies fiber optic cleaning cubes with sealed cloth reels rated for hundreds of cleans. The lint-free, static-dissipative cloth removes dust and oil without scratching the ceramic ferrule, and the sealed design keeps the unused cloth uncontaminated between uses. Within the inspect-clean-inspect workflow, the cube restores an exposed end-face to a pass in a single stroke, protecting the link budget.
Whether for a single kit or bulk supply, we deliver consistent, documented cassettes with fast quotes. Tell us your connector types and volumes and we will recommend the right cleaning cubes.
About this item
- Compact reel-fed cassette for exposed connectors
- Fresh lint-free cloth advances for each wipe
- Hundreds of cleans per sealed reel
- Cleans without scratching the ceramic ferrule
- Pocket-sized for kit or crowded bench
- Sealed design keeps unused cloth clean
- Available individually or in bulk
Based on 10 customer reviews
Having dry, wet and combination cleaning across LC, SC and MPO in one range means our crews never skip cleaning for lack of the right tool. Well thought out, and the quality has held up in daily field use.
The card and box cassette formats give us a large surface for our artwork, and the private-label result looks sharp. High capacity per unit suits our high-volume customers. Reorders have been steady and on time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Both are reel-fed cassette cleaners; the cube is a more compact housing for a kit or tight bench, while a box is often larger. Function is the same — fresh cloth for each wipe of an exposed connector.
Sealed reels are typically rated for several hundred cleans. We provide the exact rated count per model on request.
No — it cleans exposed connectors. For connectors mated in a bulkhead, use a one-click pen or cleaning stick.
Yes. Lint-free, static-dissipative cloth lifts contamination without scratching the ferrule, so the end-face passes inspection.
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