IBC™ TSA Compliant Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid Solvent by USConec, Ltd.
IBC™ TSA Compliant Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid Solvent by USConec, Ltd.
Item No: 21098
MFG Part#: 21098
The IBC brand fiber optic cleaning fluid solvent from USConec, Ltd. is specifically intended for cleaning the end faces of fiber optic connectors. It is a non-flammable, low-odor cleaning fluid that aids in the removal of obstinate dirt from some optical connection end faces. The fluid also removes static-born detritus, which is typical in dry conditions.
Fiber optic cleaning fluid solvent is simple to use and dries quickly, unlike alcohol and other similar cleansers. The cleaning fluid has no shelf life and is suitable for any shipping mode, including air freight. Fiber optic cleaning fluid solvent can also be used to clean fibers before fusion splicing or other connectorization procedures.
Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid Solvent Features:
- 650+ applications per 3.0 oz can
- Breaks up hard to remove debris
- Compliant with air shipping requirements
- Eliminates static charge in dry environments
- Fast evaporating
- Minimal solvent residue
Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid Solvent Applications:
- Data center installation and preventative maintenance
- Central office and head end new equipment installations and preventive maintenance
- Production facilities that terminate fiber optic cable assemblies
- Testing and measuring laboratories using optoelectronic equipment
- Any application that uses unmated fiber optic connectors
- Fiber Optic Satellite Communication Systems
- Cable assembly factories
- Field Installations: Cleaning cable assemblies
- Field Installations: Cleaning in-situ/behind the panel connectors
- Standards Compliance IEC-61300-3-35; IEC-TSB-XYZ
Why Cleaning is Important?
A clean connector is critical to the dependability of any optical network architecture. When mated, connector end faces have even little amounts of dirt (skin oils, dust, lotions, water residue, etc.) they will suffer not only from power degradation but also an increased probability of permanent damage. Good cleaning techniques, proper training and the use of dependable cleaning tools will help prevent signal degradation, residue cross contamination, and will reduce lasting effects of contamination. The best practice for mating connectors is to always inspect both connectors.
