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Splicing 900 µm Loose Buffer Fiber

May 17, 2018

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When understanding the unique characteristics of this fiber type and the interaction with standard splicing equipment, the splicing technician can distinguish fiber related problems from splicer related problems, thereby, eliminating frustrations and increasing productivity.

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