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 Splice & Connector Cleaner
Cleaners for both bare fiber before splicing and connector end-faces — keeping splice loss and insertion loss low. Request a quote.
Product Details
Clean fiber is the foundation of both a low-loss splice and a low-loss connection, and a fiber optic splice and connector cleaner addresses both stages. Before fusion splicing, any residue left on the stripped, cleaved fiber contaminates the arc and raises splice loss; before mating, contamination on a connector end-face raises insertion loss and reflectance. Cleaning at both points is what keeps a build passing acceptance the first time.
Aevumix supplies cleaners and consumables for the whole preparation chain: lint-free wipes and optical fluid for wiping bare fiber after stripping and before cleaving, and cassette, pen and stick cleaners for connector end-faces. Matched to your fiber and connector types, these tools support the inspect-clean-inspect discipline for connectors and the clean-strip-clean-cleave discipline for splices — removing the microcontamination that drives up both splice loss and insertion loss.
Whether for a single splicing kit or bulk supply, we provide consistent, documented cleaning tools with fast quotes. Tell us your fiber and connector types and we will recommend the right cleaners and consumables.
About this item
- Covers bare-fiber prep and connector end-face cleaning
- Wipes and fluid for stripped fiber before cleaving
- Cassette, pen and stick cleaners for connectors
- Keeps both splice loss and insertion loss low
- Lint-free, static-dissipative materials
- Matched to your fiber and connector types
- Available individually or in bulk
| Gas Supply | Clean compressed air, nitrogen or carbon dioxide |
|---|---|
| Supply Pressure | 0.4 to 0.6 MPa (4 to 6 kgf/cm2) |
| Power Consumption | 3 W |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Cleaning Cycle | 0.5 s |
| Dimensions | Main unit 268 × 222 × 109 mm; handpiece ?32 × 110 mm |
| Weight | 5 kg |
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.
A contaminated end face used to mean a return visit; now the one-click cleaner sorts it in seconds. It reaches connectors seated deep in panels and never sheds lint. It lives in my kit permanently now.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Residue left on the stripped, cleaved fiber contaminates the fusion arc and raises splice loss. A wipe with lint-free material and optical fluid after stripping removes it, protecting the splice.
The workflows use related consumables — lint-free wipes and fluid for bare fiber, and cassette/pen/stick cleaners for connectors. We supply a matched set covering both stages.
Inspect the connector end-face, clean it if contaminated, then re-inspect to confirm it passes before mating. It prevents dirty-mate failures and is best practice for every connection.
Yes. We supply matched cleaning tools and consumables for the whole preparation chain. Send your fiber and connector types for a recommendation.
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