We have prepared fusion splicers and hot strippers! Here are our recommended devices for fiber optic connections.
This catalog introduces the "fiber optic connection devices" handled by NTT Rental Engineering. It includes a "4-core fusion splicer" that can also perform drop connections and is capable of handling a wide range of sites, as well as a "core-aligned fusion splicer" that has further improved in terms of compactness, lightweight, and speed. Additionally, we have a wide lineup of products, including a "fiber optic cutter" that can cut tape fibers and single fibers. Please use this for selecting products. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Fusion splicers ■ Fiber optic cutters ■ Strippers ■ Single-core mechanical splice tools ■ FA connectors *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Listings】 ■SC Connector ■MT Connector ■Optical Connector End Face Polishing Machine ■Optical Fiber Tape Separation Tool *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established in 1985, and since our founding, we have been committed to contributing to the procurement of equipment related to telecommunications construction for over 30 years. As a member of the NTT Group, we have developed rental services based on the technology and engineering we have cultivated, walking alongside our customers. Moving forward, in order to continue our growth together with our customers, we will provide flexible rental services that anticipate unforeseen circumstances, with the motto, "Maximize profits with reliable construction; if you want to avoid work interruptions, choose REC Rental," and "We offer great REC value at REC rental rates." We will contribute to mitigating our customers' business risks and maximizing their profits.
