Description

Fusion Splicer – EX39

The EX39 Fusion Splicer is a compact, lightweight, and high-performance fiber optic fusion splicing machine designed for fast and reliable fiber installation and maintenance. Its compact design makes it convenient for field technicians working on FTTx, FTTH, telecom, and fiber-optic network deployments.

Designed with stable aerial operation in mind, the EX39 is suitable for installations where technicians need to work efficiently in challenging field environments. Its Auto Splice and Auto Heat functions simplify the splicing process, helping technicians complete fiber connections quickly and efficiently.

The EX39 combines portability, ease of use, and reliable operation, making it a practical solution for fiber optic installers, telecom technicians, ISP engineers, and network maintenance teams.

Key Features

• Compact and lightweight design for easy transportation and field operation
• Fast splicing performance for efficient fiber installation
• Stable aerial operation design for work on poles and elevated installations
• Auto Splice function for simplified fiber splicing
• Auto Heat function for efficient protection sleeve heating
• Suitable for FTTx and FTTH network installation
• Designed for fiber optic installation and maintenance
• User-friendly operation for field technicians
• Ideal for telecom and ISP network deployment
• Suitable for both installation and repair applications

Applications

The EX39 Fusion Splicer is suitable for:

• FTTH/FTTx network installation
• Fiber optic cable deployment
• ISP network installation
• Telecom infrastructure
• Fiber distribution networks
• ODF and fiber termination work
• Fiber optic network maintenance
• Fiber cable repair
• Aerial fiber installations
• Access network construction

Designed for Field Installation

The EX39’s compact and lightweight construction makes it easy to carry between installation locations. Its stable aerial operation design is particularly useful for technicians working on overhead fiber networks and other elevated installations.

The automatic splicing