Fiber Processing Tools CS-09
JCOPTIX offers the full COMWAY range of high-quality fiber-processing tools, combining high precision, efficiency, long life, and versatility. Precise blade-gap calibration for thermal stripping and stripping tools avoids core damage and removes coatings evenly without residue. Convenient operation and maintenance support fiber splicing in communication engineering, data centers, FTTH, emergency field repair, research, and teaching, making them standard tools for professional splicing. Fiber cleavers. Models: CC-03, C108, C109, C109M. High-precision cleaving. Durable, long-lived construction. Easy operation and maintenance. JCOPTIX supplies original COMWAY cleavers with precision mechanics and hard-alloy blades for stable cleave angles. Blade life reaches up to 48000 cleaves, combining efficiency, precision, and durability. Place fibers in the correct groove strictly according to instructions. If fibers do not cleave or edges are rounded, adjust the blade position with the screw and cleave again. If quality deteriorates noticeably, generally after 1000-1500 fibers, loosen the blade-clamping screw and adjust the blade position according to instructions. Thermal fiber strippers. Models: CS-06, CS-09. Thermal stripping without fiber damage. Four temperature settings and dual modes. Portable, long battery life. Easy operation and maintenance. Original COMWAY strippers use constant-temperature thermal stripping instead of conventional cold stripping to avoid core scratches and coating residue. Four temperatures, dual modes, a high-capacity lithium-ion battery, and Type-C fast charging suit bundled fibers, ribbon cables, pigtails, bare fibers, invisible fibers, and other fiber coatings. Replace both blades together according to instructions. Fiber stripping pliers. Model: CS-02-B. Three-hole design. Safety lock. Easy, quick operation. Original COMWAY pliers include 3 standard stripping openings for layered removal of 2.0-3.0 mm outer jackets, 900 μm buffers, and 250 μm coatings in one operation. Micrometer-calibrated hard-alloy blades prevent core scratches and breaks; ergonomic nonslip handles combine efficiency and durability. Users may adjust aperture size as needed, but manual adjustment cannot be restored to factory settings with one action. Open the safety lock before use.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Compatible Fiber Types | Silica Glass Ribbon Fiber |
| Number of optical fibers | 1-12 Cores |
| Fiber diameter | 125 μm |
| Coating Diameter | 200-400 μm |
| Stripping Length | Maximum Length 30 mm |
| Power Mode | Standard Mode/Power-Saving Mode |
| Heating Temperature | 4 Adjustable Levels: 90/100/110/140℃ |
| Heating Time [Approximately 4 Seconds in Standard Mode; Approximately 5 Seconds in Power-Saving Mode] | Approximately 4 Seconds in Standard Mode / 5 Seconds in Power-Saving Mode |
| Battery Capacity | Lithium-Ion Battery 7.4V 2000mAh |
| Battery Runtime | Approximately 660 Continuous Stripping Operations per Full Charge |
| Charging Input | USB Type-c(5V-12V,MAX.20W) |
| Dimensions | 132 mm × 48 mm × 32 mm |
| Operating Conditions [Ambient Temperature -10-40℃; Humidity 0-95%] | Ambient Temperature -10-40℃, Humidity 0-95% |
| Weight | 365g |
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