What does the splicing of fiber optic cables mean?
When splicing fiber optic cables (FO), two fiber optic cables are permanently connected together to ensure continuous optical transmission. This is done either by fusion splicing (fusing the fibers) or mechanical splicing.
When is it necessary to splice fiber optic cables?
Splicing is required when fiber optic cables need to be extended, repaired or connected to each other, for example during network expansions or repairs.
What methods of fiber optic splicing are there?
There are two main methods: Fusion splicing, in which the fibers are fused by heat, and mechanical splicing, in which the fibers are joined mechanically. Both methods require special equipment and expertise.
How can I make use of the GRAEF Group's splicing service?
Interested parties can contact the GRAEF Group by telephone at +493069202294 or use the contact form on the website to make an appointment for the splicing service.
