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Ver. E 100607 “Fiber Optics 301” A training guide for installing fiber optic cabling systems in accordance with ANSI/EIA/TIA IEEE standards Prepared Presented By: FiberNext, LLC 3 Robinson Rd., Suite A3, Bow, NH 03304 Ph: 603-226-2400 - Fiber Cleaving Fiber Splicing: Cleaving Before a technician can make a quality fiber optic join with either mechanical fittings or fusion systems, the fiber must be cleaved to very tight tolerances. Cleaving is always the first (and most important) step toward successful splicing. Inno VF-77 Fusion Splicing: Cleave Tools The purpose of fiber cleaving is to cut the glass strand with a “close to perfect” 90 degree cut for specific processes. Cleaver selection begins with basic, hand held tools that offer cleave quality within 2 to 7 degrees. These are low cost hand tools designed for general purpose cleaving. The can be used for mechanical splicing and pre-polished connectors. AFL CT02 TB 92208 Fitel S310 Fusion Splicing: Cleave Tools Cleaver selection continues with precision “bench-top” tools that offer cleave quality of 0.0 to 1.0 degrees. These are more expensive tools designed for critical quality fiber cleaving. Can be used for mechanical splicing, pre-polished connectors and fusion splicing. AFL Fitel CT30 S323 Sumitomo FC6SC Fusion Splicing: Cleaving Process 1