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Fiber Optic Termination Kit
Fiber optic termination kits with strippers, cleaver, crimp tool, polish and inspection tools for complete field terminations. Request a quote.
Product Details
A fiber optic termination kit gathers everything needed to terminate fiber in the field — strippers, a precision cleaver, the crimp or assembly tool for your connector system, polishing or curing accessories, and an inspection scope to verify the result. A coordinated kit means a technician can turn raw fiber into a finished, inspected connector on site without a missing tool stalling the job, and standardizes termination quality across a crew.
Aevumix supplies fiber optic termination kits configured around your connector system — whether crimp-and-cleave, splice-on or field-polish. Buffer and jacket strippers matched to your fiber, a precision cleaver, the correct assembly tools, cleaners and an inspection scope come cased for daily transport. Because a termination is only as good as its inspected end-face, every kit supports the inspect-clean-inspect discipline so finished connectors meet IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria.
Because the right kit depends on your connector system, fiber and crew size, we help you configure it. Send your connectors and fiber types and we will propose a termination kit and quantities.
About this item
- Complete field-termination toolset in one case
- Strippers and cleaver matched to your fiber
- Assembly tools for your connector system
- Cleaners and inspection scope included
- Supports inspect-clean-inspect to standard criteria
- Configured for crimp, splice-on or field-polish
- Rugged case for daily transport
| Item | Professional telecom and network wiring tool kit |
|---|---|
| Crimp Dies | 8P and 6P modular plugs |
| Cable Compatibility | CAT6 (EZ) and CAT5e (EZ) |
| Termination Standard | T568A / T568B wiring diagram printed on the tool |
| Material | ABS and alloy tool steel |
| Functions | Stripping, cutting and wire-order testing |
| Crimper Dimensions | 118 × 98 × 28 mm |
| Package Dimensions | 175 × 125 × 45 mm |
| Kit Weight | 559 g |
Based on 10 customer reviews
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.
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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Strippers, a precision cleaver, the assembly or crimp tool for your connector system, cleaners, polishing or curing accessories where needed, and an inspection scope — cased for field use. We tailor contents to your connectors.
We configure kits for crimp-and-cleave, splice-on and field-polish connector systems. Tell us your connector type and we will build the right kit.
Yes. Every kit includes an inspection scope so finished terminations can be verified to IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria before use.
Yes. We build kits to one documented specification so every technician works the same way. Send your crew size and connectors for a quote.
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