We are exhibiting a range of high-performance fusion splicing and fibre preparation technologies at ECOC next week, providing visitors with the opportunity to discover the pinnacle of splicing technology, precision and performance.
Featured products will include the FSM-100P+ specialty splicer, capable of splicing hollow-core (HCF) and multi-core fibres (MCF), two fibre technologies that offer dramatically increased transmission capacity and reduced latency. Designed for demanding manufacturing, laboratory and R&D environments, the FSM-100P+ delivers some of the world’s most advanced fusion splicing functionality for specialty fibre applications.
Also on display will be the CT115 and CT110 fibre cleavers, together with the SS110 fibre stripper, providing visitors with a complete fibre preparation and splicing solution for specialty applications. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn more about our renowned core-alignment and ribbon splicers, trusted by telecoms engineers worldwide for fast, accurate and reliable network deployment.
All the equipment on display at our booth has been engineered to support increasingly complex optical networks and advanced fibre applications, delivering exceptional splice quality, productivity and repeatability across a wide range of fibre types. Our team will be running demonstrations throughout the exhibition’s three days.
Before travelling to the event, Sameen Saleem, Technical Sales Manager, said:
“ECOC is the ideal opportunity to connect with the people driving the future of optical communications. From advanced research environments to large-scale network deployment, our solutions are trusted by engineers, academics and manufacturers around the world. We look forward to demonstrating how Fujikura continues to set the benchmark for fusion splicing performance, helping customers achieve greater precision, efficiency and reliability in every application.”
Anyone attending ECOC can meet the Fujikura Europe team throughout the exhibition to explore the latest innovations in fibre preparation and specialty splicing technology. Visit the ECOC website to find out more about this year’s event.
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