The LDF specialty fusion splicer is a new model with innovative technologies to reach the special splicing needs of factory, manufacturing, laboratory and R&D applications. Users can splice the large diameter fibers (125~600um) with the pecialty Fiber Fusion Splicer.
Featues
- Applicable to cladding diameter 125~600μm fiber
- Accurate alignment, world standard fusion loss
- 14s splicing time, 24s heating time for 40/60mm tube
- Applicable to different types fibers (SM/MM/DS/NZDS)
- Ruggedized body, waterproof, anti-dust, anti-shock
- Easy to maintenance, easy to replace the electrodes
- USB port for software upgrading, records exporting
- Support 4000/100 groups fusion records/fusion images
- Comply with CE/Rohs international standard
Specifications
Alignment method |
Clad to clad |
Applicable fiber |
SM(G.652),MM(G.651),DS(G.653),NZDS(G.655) |
Cladding diameter |
125~600µm |
Coating diameter |
250~1000µm |
Typical splice loss |
SM: 0.02dB; MM: 0.01dB; DS: 0.04dB; NZDS: 0.04dB |
Return loss |
>60dB |
Splicing program |
40 groups |
Operation mode |
Manual/ Automatic |
Auto- heating |
Available |
Typical splice time |
14seconds |
Typical heating time |
24 seconds for60mm/40mm heating tube |
Fiber magnification |
X orY single fiber image120X,X andY double image 60X |
Viewing display |
Dualhighsensitivitycamera,5 inch 800*480 LCD Monitor |
Data storage |
4000 groups data records and 100 group images |
Loss evaluation |
Available |
Tension test |
1.8~2.2N |
Interface |
GUI menu interface, easy for operation |
Power supply |
Adaptor, input: AC100-240V(50/60HZ),output: DC11-13.5V |
Electrode life |
>3000 times discharge (125um),>1000 times discharge (>125um) |
Terminals |
Micro-USB 2.0 port, forsoftwareupgrading, records exporting |
Operating condition |
Altitude:0-5000m,Humidity:0-95%,Temperature:-10℃~+50℃;Wind:max 15m/s |
Dimension |
155mm (L)×144mm (W)×155mm (H) |
Weight |
2.3kg (incuding battery) |
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FirstFiber warrants to the purchaser that our products shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use (consumables, normal tear and wear excluded) for a period of one year from the date of shipment. Any part which is determined by FirstFiber to be defective in material or workmanship shall be returned to FirstFiber or authorized service location, as FirstFiber designates and shipping costs prepaid. Defective items will be repaired or replaced at FirstFiber's option.
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