Cleavers that are designed for fusion splicing require a low average angle that is one degree or less, while cleavers appropriate for mechanical connectors require angles below three degrees. The simple user interface allows for easy operation and single-action capabilities cleave and collect the fiber shards with one device. was founded in 1884 and since that time has played a dominant role in the growth of the global marketplace. Their range of fibre optic fusion splicers include the 90S for single fibres and the 70R+ for ribbon fibre splicing.

single™ quickly cuts off the epoxy and fibres protruding from the face of connector ferrules during the installation process.One of the main problems for standard fibre cleavers is that the blade needs to be rotated after the blade position has worn and has deteriorated.

Cleaving then takes place without damage from compressive stresses and blade intrusion into the fiber that is typical of conventional cleavers. EDP Europe offers a range of solutions that monitor not only power usage but environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity as well. The CI-03 is the best cleaver for field technicians, it is compact, has an integrated sharps collector, an autorotating blade which gives up to 75,000 cleaves and does not require the user to adjust the blade. The Fujkura CT50 fibre cleaver is an advanced and completely improved fibre cleaving product that makes operation and maintenance even easier than on previous models.Recommended adapters: LC, LC-APC, LC-Duplex, SC, SC-APC, ST, FC, FC-APC, MDC, MDC-J, and SMA connectors with fiber diameter of <300 μm. On top of this EDP Europe distributes fibre optic solutions from Huber+Suhner which includes: ODFs, fibre cable, fibre trays, patch panels, and other fibre management solutions suitable for a wide variety of connectors including MTP. Since both the scribing and breaking process are under manual control, this method varies greatly in repeatability.