Accessories
The consumables and small parts an installation actually runs out of
All 11 Accessories Products
Ribbon Heat-shrink Tube
Used for restocking van and workshop consumable kits.
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Heat-shrink Tube
Used for protecting fusion splices in the field.
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LC Boot
Used for restocking van and workshop consumable kits.
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Fiber Optic Cable Saddle
Used for protecting fusion splices in the field.
View DetailsIntegrative Tray (Ref 306)
Used for polishing connectors on an assembly bench.
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Tray (Ref 307)
Used for restocking van and workshop consumable kits.
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Integrative Tray (Ref 305)
Used for polishing connectors on an assembly bench.
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Tray (Ref 304)
Used for protecting fusion splices in the field.
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Tray (Ref 303)
Used for protecting fusion splices in the field.
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Metal Ferrule
Used for loading splice trays during closure and ODF work.
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MIPOX Polishing Film
Used for loading splice trays during closure and ODF work.
View DetailsAccessories In Practice
Splice sleeves, trays, boots, saddles, ferrules and polishing film are what a fiber job consumes rather than installs. They are also what stops a crew when the box is empty. Buying them from the same source as the hardware keeps sizes consistent and keeps a single order covering the whole job.
Problems This Range Solves
- Jobs halted because a consumable ran out mid-shift
- Splice sleeves that do not match the tray holders in use
- Boots and saddles sourced from different suppliers with different tolerances
- Cable routing improvised with whatever is on the van
- Polishing film grit sequences mixed up between benches
Who It Is For
- Splicing and installation crews
- Cable assembly houses
- ODF and box assembly benches
- Maintenance and restoration teams
- Distributors supplying installation consumables
Where It Is Used
- Loading splice trays during closure and ODF work
- Protecting fusion splices in the field
- Routing and securing cable along a wall or in a rack
- Polishing connectors on an assembly bench
- Restocking van and workshop consumable kits
What You Get From Our Accessories
Advantages
- Consumables sized to match the trays and hardware in the same catalog
- One order covers hardware and the consumables that go with it
- Bulk packing suited to a rollout rather than a single job
- Consistent tolerances across repeat orders
- Ribbon and single-fiber variants of the same consumable
Technical Features
- Heat-shrink splice protection in single-fiber and ribbon versions
- Splice trays and integrative trays sized for standard holders
- Connector boots and strain-relief parts
- Cable saddles and routing hardware
- Metal ferrules and polishing film for assembly benches
Materials
- Cross-linked polyolefin and steel rod on splice sleeves
- Thermoplastic trays, boots and saddles
- Stainless and copper alloy ferrules
- Coated abrasive polishing film
Customization Options
- Sleeve length and ribbon or single-fiber format
- Tray capacity and format
- Boot color and size
- Bulk pack quantities to suit your consumption
- Private-label packaging for distributors
Manufacturing Process
- Component production against dimensional specification
- Incoming material verification
- Sizing checks against the matching hardware
- Bulk counting and packing
- Lot identification and labeling
Quality Control
- Shrink performance sampled per lot on splice sleeves
- Tray fit verified against standard holders
- Boot and saddle dimensional sampling
- Polishing film grit verification per lot
- Pack count verified before dispatch
Specifying and Handling Accessories
Before You Order
- Match sleeve length to the tray holders you actually use
- Follow the stated shrink temperature and time rather than guessing
- Keep polishing film grit sequences separated and labeled on the bench
On Site
- Use saddles at the spacing the cable's bend radius requires
- Store consumables dry and within their shelf life
- Restock van kits on a schedule rather than when they run out
Accessories Questions
Do your splice sleeves fit standard tray holders?
Yes, they are sized to the common holder formats, including the trays supplied with our own closures and ODFs. If you use another manufacturer's trays, send us the holder dimension and we will confirm the sleeve length.
Are ribbon versions available?
Yes, ribbon splice protection is supplied alongside single-fiber versions for mass fusion splicing work.
Can consumables be ordered in bulk pack quantities?
Yes, and that is usually the sensible way to buy them. Tell us your monthly consumption and we will quote the pack size and price break that fits.
Do you supply polishing film for assembly benches?
Yes, including the grit grades used in standard connector polishing sequences. Tell us your process and ferrule type and we will confirm the grades.
Can accessories be private labeled?
Yes, on volume orders, which is common for distributors supplying their own branded installation kits.
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