Sticklers™ Cleanstixx™ 1.6mm Fiber Optic Connector Cleaning Sticks
Product Information
CleanStixx™ 1.6mm fiber optic cleaning swabs have an extra-long tip to reach deep into sockets without disassembling the connector
Applications:
- Use on MIL PRF 29504/5, MIL PRF 29504/15, MIL DTL 3899, MIL DTL 28876, SMPTE304 Jack
- Cleans ODC-style socket termini, and other hardened connector systems with 1.6mm socket termini
Features:
- This cleaning stick has an extra-long tip to reach deep into connectors and clean without the need to dissemble the connector
- Patented sintered polymer fibers for consistent, high-purity cleaning
- Ultra clean construction - does not contain fabric, foam, glue or particulate
- Precisely molded to clean the entire end face, not just the central core
- For best results, wet/dry clean using Sticklers™ Fiber Optic Connector Cleaning Fluid that cleans effectively, dissipates static and leaves no residue
- 1.6mm fiber optic cleaning swabs come in high-purity self-sealing bags
- 50 swabs per box (10 swabs in 5 self-sealing bags)
- Military Approved
- NSN: #6070-01-553-2262
Product Details
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S16 CCTS-16-0900MZ 8500-10-0023MZ 14100402 MCC-S16 | 50 / Pack |
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- What Contamination Can Be Found on Fiber?
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- Why Is Static a Problem on Fiber End-faces?
- Why Is It Important to Clean Both Ends of the Connector Pair?
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- The Do’s and Don’ts of Cleaning Fiber Optic Termini
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