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US Conec Launches Advanced Cleaning Tool for Ferrule Fiber-Optic Connectors

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Jan 29 2011

US Conec has released a new fiber-optic connector cleaning tool for the 2.5 mm ferrule connectors with a large cleaning region.

IBC Brand Cleaner M250

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The IBC Brand Cleaner M250 device is ideal for cleaning E2000, FC, ST, and SC connectors and hardened 2.5 mm fiber-optic connectors that are utilized in adverse environment applications.

The M250 cleaning instrument utilizes a 1.8 mm microfiber woven cloth, which does not scratch the endface of the fiber surface. The microfiber woven cloth has the potential to remove liquid residues and dust particulates. The M250’s spring loaded tip assures an optimal compression range. It also has an integrated magnet that sticks the tool to a panel door or a rack during testing or inspection.

The instrument’s cleaning tip and alignment cap can be self aligned and facilitates in delivering an efficient, convenient and swift cleaning procedure. It utilizes a pushing motion and delivers an audible sound to alert the operator when it is completely engaged. The device has a minimum life span of 525 engagements.

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http://www.usconec.com/

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