Cleaver

In order to obtain good fiber optic termination and splices, especially when using fast connectors and mechanical splices, a cleaving process, in which an optical fiber is “cut” or precisely broken, is extremely important to be performed. In the process, optical fibers are usually cut by scoring or scratching the surface and applying stress so the glass breaks in a smooth manner along the stress lines created by the scratch. To achieve optimum cleaving results, a tool called fiber optic cleaver is needed. And our fiber optic cleavers produce not only clean and smooth glass end face but also a consistent precision break.