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Fiber optic fusion box

Optical fiber direct melting box is a device used for optical fiber connection. It is mainly used to weld two optical fibers together directly after end-face treatment, so as to realize the connection of optical fibers. Its main components include welding room, heating device, cooling device, optical fiber clamping device, optical fiber alignment device and so on.

The working principle of the optical fiber direct melting box is: insert the two optical fibers to be connected into the optical fiber clamping device, align them through the optical fiber alignment device, and then send them into the welding room. Under the action of the heating device, the two ends of the optical fiber are heated to the melting point, and then under the action of the cooling device, the rapid cooling, so that they form a strong connection.

Fenet fiber direct melting box has the following advantages:

High welding quality: Optical fiber direct melting box adopts high temperature welding, high welding point strength, stable and reliable connection.

Simple operation: The optical fiber direct melting box is simple to operate, does not require professional skills, only requires simple training to operate.

Easy maintenance: The optical fiber direct melting box is easy to maintain, and it is easy to replace the welding head and optical fiber clamping device.

Wide range of applications: The fiber direct melting box is suitable for various types of fiber connections, including single-mode fiber and multi-mode fiber.

In short, the optical fiber direct melting box is an important optical fiber connection equipment, with high welding quality, simple operation, easy maintenance and other advantages, widely used in optical fiber communications, data centers, radio and television, security and other fields.