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The Sumitomo TYPE-72C+ fusion splicer is the latest advancement in fusion splicing technology. With improved performance, reliability, and cutting-edge features, this splicer takes splicing to a whole new level. Building upon the industry-leading features of its predecessor, the TYPE-72C, this compact and lightweight powerhouse offers quick splicing, exceptional durability, and now introduces NanoTune™ technology, revolutionizing the splicing experience with AI algorithms for enhanced efficiency and accuracy. No more costly reworks due to insufficient fiber preparation; the TYPE-72C+ ensures seamless splicing and reduces overall costs. Stay ahead with its Preventive Maintenance feature, which alerts you to upcoming repairs or consumable replacements, minimizing unexpected downtime. With a lightning-fast 5-second splice in Quick Mode and an improved heating time of just 8 seconds, the TYPE-72C+ guarantees swift and efficient performance.

Introducing the Springbok Tracker Pro, a revolutionary touchscreen Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) designed to streamline cable fault detection and localization.

VIEW5 PRO’s 5-inch high-resolution color LCD touch screen with user-friendly intuitive GUI (Graphic User Interface) offers large and clear fiber images to users. By double-tapping the screen, users can Zoom In & Out the image to the world’s highest magnification of 520x. The fusion splicer is equipped with bua ilt-in IoT module that connects to the INNO’s View Pro Cloud Management System for real-time operation and management online. This innovative cloud-based solution is designed to create the most advanced and yet most uncomplicated splicing and work experiences ever.

The FF600 is an all-in-one solution designed to meet both Multimode and Singlemode test requirements. It features a large LCD touch screen and convenient shortcut keys, making it incredibly easy to operate. With its high-capacity polymer lithium battery, the device can provide up to 8 consecutive hours of power. All traces can be stored on an SD card, thanks to its super-large storage capacity. The FF600 is capable of fulfilling FTTx testing needs and offers a selection of wavelengths. Its solid casing design ensures durability, as well as dustproof and shockproof capabilities.

The INNO M9 Fusion Splicer is an ultra-portable core-alignment splicer that stands out as the most efficient fusion splicer available. It boasts a compact and sophisticated design, inheriting remarkable functionalities from its sister products. The fusion splicer features a user-friendly intuitive GUI displayed on a 4.3-inch high-resolution color LCD touch screen, providing users with large and clear fiber images. By double-tapping the screen, users can zoom in and out, allowing for a closer examination of the optical fiber with crystal-clear images. Additionally, the M9 offers an adjustable strap hanger, allowing users to customize their working station. As the world's most efficient hand-held fusion splicer in the telecommunications industry, the M9 guarantees exceptional performance.

The Digiphone+ pinpoints underground cable faults with unprecedented accuracy and sets a new standard by applying innovative audio concepts. This combination results in a pinpointing device for high resistive faults that is unsurpassed in sensitivity.

The Fluke Networks 25501109 TS25D test set features ABN/PP clips for quick access to binding posts, along with high-impedance monitoring, caller-ID, polarity and voltage indication, tone/pulse dialing and rugged field construction for voice-line maintenance.

The DSX CableAnalyzer Series offers a comprehensive copper test solution for certifying twisted pair cabling, supporting up to 40 Gigabit Ethernet deployments and compatible with various cable types such as Cat 5e, 6, 6A, 8, or Class FA/II. Cable certification is a critical step in the larger process of system deployment, and efficiency is key to profitability. Many factors can slow down this process, including tester setup errors, testing against incorrect limits, waiting for skilled technicians to troubleshoot issues, result misinterpretation, and producing unintelligible test reports.