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The connection is completed by mechanically or thermally fusing the inserted fiber to a short, internal stub fiber within the connector, ensuring a low-loss, high-performance optical joint.
It is particularly valuable for rapid deployments, repairs, and field installations where consistent, high-quality terminations are needed outside a controlled factory environment.
Application: connectors are used for cables on the subscriber section of the access network, in optical crosses and distribution boxes.
In today's world, where the speed and reliability of data transmission are critically important, every element of a fiber-optic communication line (fiber-optic line) must work flawlessly. The splice and branching points of cables play a special role.
Collapsible design that allows the connector to be installed directly into the welding machine and welded to the fiber from the cable, obtaining minimal signal loss.
The protective sleeve is located in the shank of the connector itself;
Resistance to tensile and tear loads;
Compatible with various types of cables, flat and round.
Reliability and durability. The connectors provide a permanent and durable connection and are less susceptible to external factors such as temperature fluctuations and physical interference.
Hot melt connector SC-APC Type 58 popularity began in data centers, where single-mode fiber is used and the number of connections is very large, so the cost of the welding machine pays off quickly, and the speed of connection creation is a real cost advantage. The cost of welding machines is approaching the cost of a set of mechanical connectors, so it has become easier to make a financial decision in favor of using SOC." The performance of Hot melt connector SC-APC Type 58 is much higher than that of pre-polished/spliced (mechanical) connectors simply because fusion splicing is superior to mechanical splicing, and the cost of SoCs is much lower because there is no complex mechanical splicing in the connector.
Most manufacturers of welding machines have long had their own SoCs in their range and are more often not suitable for other welding machines in their features, JERA has a welding machine in its range that is suitable for your tasks.

Hot melt connector SC-APC Type 58are much more efficient than fast connectors due to welding in the machine and maintaining the signal according to technical requirements. The quick assembly of the connector reduces the installation time of the object.






