45mm fiber optic Heat shrink splice sleeves

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Fiber optic heat shrink splice sleeves are protective devices used in fiber optic splicing. When two fiber optic cables are spliced together, it's important to protect the splice point from environmental factors like moisture and dust, as well as from physical stress. Heat shrink splice sleeves provide this protection.

    Main Features    

Material: These sleeves are typically made of a heat shrinkable polymer material, such as polyolefin. This material has the property of shrinking in size when heat is applied.

Design: Heat shrink splice sleeves are cylindrical tubes that are placed over the splice point where two fiber optic cables are joined. They come in various sizes to accommodate different cable diameters and splice configurations.

Protection: Once the splice is made, the heat shrink splice sleeve is positioned over the splice area. When heat is applied, either through a heat gun or oven, the sleeve shrinks tightly around the splice point, providing a protective barrier. This seals out moisture, dust, and other contaminants that could degrade the optical signal or damage the splice.

Strength: In addition to providing environmental protection, heat shrink splice sleeves also enhance the mechanical strength of the splice. The tightly sealed sleeve helps to prevent the fibers from being pulled apart or damaged due to tension or bending.

Durability: Once applied, heat shrink splice sleeves offer long-lasting protection for the splice point, ensuring reliable performance of the fiber optic connection over time.

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