From stripping to cleaving to crimping, this range let us standardize our termination kits across every crew. Quality is uniform and durable in daily use. Consolidating tool sourcing here simplified our whole operation.
Fiber Optic Splicing Tools
Fiber optic splicing tools — strippers, cleaver, cleaners and sleeves — for clean preparation and low-loss splices. Request a quote.
Product Details
Fiber optic splicing tools are the hand tools that surround the splicer and determine splice quality: the strippers that remove coating without nicking the glass, the precision cleaver that produces a flat end-face, and the cleaners and sleeves that keep the joint clean and protected. Because the splicer can only fuse the end-faces it is given, the preparation tools — not just the splicer — govern whether a splice comes in at low loss.
Aevumix supplies fiber optic splicing tools matched to your fiber and workflow. Buffer and jacket strippers sized to your coatings, a precision cleaver for a coplanar low-angle end-face, lint-free cleaners for bare fiber before cleaving, and correctly sized protection sleeves — chosen for durability and repeatable preparation. Assembled as a set, they support the clean-strip-cleave-splice-protect discipline that keeps splice loss and back reflection low across a build.
Whether refreshing a crew’s consumables or building a full set, we supply consistent, documented tools with fast quotes. Send your fiber types and connectors and we will recommend the right splicing tools and quantities.
About this item
- Strippers, cleaver, cleaners and sleeves as a set
- Strippers sized to remove coating without nicks
- Precision cleaver for low-angle end-faces
- Cleaners for bare fiber before cleaving
- Correctly sized protection sleeves
- Supports clean-strip-cleave-splice-protect
- Matched to your fiber and connectors
Based on 5 customer reviews
Across thousands of terminations the tolerances stay true — cleave angle, strip depth, crimp force. That consistency is what separates a usable toolkit from a frustrating one. These tools have earned their place in our kits.
The OFC tool range lets us offer contractors a complete termination kit under our brand. Quality holds across cleavers, strippers and crimpers, and reorders are dependable. Covering both fiber and copper widened our market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The stripper and cleaver. A stripper that nicks the glass weakens the fiber; a poor cleave gives an angled end-face that raises loss. Quality preparation tools are as important as the splicer itself.
Yes. We supply the splicing tool set and consumables on their own, matched to your fiber, if you already own a splicer. Send your requirements.
Residue on the stripped, cleaved fiber contaminates the arc and raises splice loss. A lint-free wipe with optical fluid after stripping removes it.
Yes. Stripper gauges, cleaver and sleeve sizes are matched to your coatings and fiber type. Send your fiber types for a recommendation.
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