Signamax Inc. OFFSS-09-60 Fusion Splice Sleeves

Product Description

The SIGNAMAX INC. OFFSS-09-60 is a pack of 100 fusion splice sleeves designed to protect fiber optic fusion splices after the splicing process is complete. These heat-shrink sleeves are placed over the splice point to provide mechanical protection and environmental sealing, maintaining the integrity of the spliced fiber. They are a standard consumable used in fiber optic cable termination and restoration work across telecommunications, data center, and low-voltage cabling installations. Licensed fiber optic splicers and low-voltage cabling technicians are the primary installers.

Fusion splice sleeves are used wherever single-mode or multimode fiber is fusion spliced, including outside plant cable restoration, inside plant backbone runs, and splice enclosure work. The OFFSS-09-60 pack provides 100 individual sleeves, making it appropriate for project-level use or stocking in a splicing kit for ongoing service work. No specific compatible system data was provided by the manufacturer for this listing.

Key Features

• Pack of 100 sleeves provides job-site or stocking quantity for ongoing splice work
• Designed for use over fiber optic fusion splice points to provide mechanical protection
• Standard sleeve format compatible with typical fusion splicer heat ovens
• Suitable for use in splice trays, splice closures, and patch panel applications
• Classified under fiber optic hardware and connectivity category

Compatibility

Designed as a standard consumable replacement sleeve for use in fiber optic fusion splicing applications. No specific compatible equipment models or part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Fusion splice sleeves are installed by licensed fiber optic splicers or qualified low-voltage cabling technicians. Before splicing, ensure the fiber and splice sleeve are positioned correctly on the fiber prior to completing the fusion splice, as sleeves cannot be threaded on after the splice is made. After splicing, center the sleeve over the splice point and use the fusion splicer built-in heat oven or a separate heat shrink tool to shrink the sleeve securely in place. Follow applicable building codes and TIA cabling standards for fiber installation and splice enclosure practices.