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VEVOR Fiber Fusion Splicer 6 Motors with 8s Splicing & 18s Heating, 5200mAh Core Alignment Fibers Optical Splicer, 5" Touch Screen, 3 in 1 Fiber Holder, App Bluetooth Connectivity for SM MM DS NZDS

8 Second Splicing and 18 Second Heating for Faster Field Throughput

When a job sheet has many terminations, speed matters, and this unit delivers. Because each fusion cycle lasts eight seconds, techs can stack splices while the machine runs. You can save real time with those extra seconds, and on busy days, you can do more drops per shift.

The protective cover shrinks as the arc cools, strengthening the joint and making it ready to use. There is not much time between steps in this tight splice to heat rhythm. This is especially helpful when you do not have much time on site, like when working on entry points, overhead runs, or cabinets. The quick turnaround time adds up over the whole run. You don't have to choose between quality and speed on the fast cycle because it minimizes loss. 

5 Inch Touchscreen with 320x Single and 200x Dual Magnification

Everything works from the 5 inch touchscreen. The larger screen makes the menus easy to use, and you can see the fiber being placed, arced, and checked in real time. To better assess cut quality and core position, technicians can view either axis at 320x or both axes at 200x to speed up the process.

Ease of use isn't just about the screen. With 12 language options, crews worldwide can use the interface. The app's Bluetooth feature lets users connect the splicer to a phone for better control and keeping records. When the splice is easy to see before and after the arc, you can spot a bad cleave or contamination early. Instead of going back, you can redo it in a moment. The touchscreen and adjustable magnification keep attention on the fiber, not the buttons. 

Fiber Optic Cable Fusion Splicer with 3 in 1 Fiber Holder for SM, MM, DS, and NZDS Compatibility

Since the field rarely uses just one fiber type, the AI-6C includes a 3-in-1 fiber holder for any job. The design works with both single mode fiber (SMF/G.652) and bend-insensitive fiber (BIF/G.657), which are the types of fiber that most installers will see on access and distribution networks. This fiber optic cable fusion splicer can also work with bare fiber, pigtails, drop cables, patch cords, and invisible fibers from a single setup.

As a result, one tool can handle SM, MM, DS, and NZDS jobs without switching hardware mid-job. The technician can use the same holder for drop-cable termination, patch-cord repair, and pigtail splicing. Fewer fixtures to carry and switch out reduce setup mistakes and keep the kit lighter. This versatility makes the unit a true all rounder, not a one use device for contractors who work with a variety of networks.

5200 mAh Battery and 4.9 kg Build for Extended Outdoor Operation

Field runtime matters, so this fiber optic cable fusion splicer has a 5200 mAh rechargeable battery that is big enough for the field. A full charge provides enough splicing and heating cycles to cover a stretch of terminations without needing to find an outlet. That endurance works well for aerial poles, manholes, and remote cabinets that cannot connect to mains power.

The physical build supports portability. The unit is small (150 x 195 x 130 mm) and weighs 4.9 kg. You can move it from one work position to another with one hand, and it stays stable on a ladder tray or splice platform. Its smaller footprint reduces strain during long days of climbing and moving. Fewer recharge stops mean fewer interruptions. This balance of capacity and size keeps the crew moving instead of stuck at a charging point, which helps installers on routes that take them to different sites.

Fiber Optic Cable Fusion Splicer with Complete AI-6C Splicing Kit and Cleaver, Stripper, and Carry Case

The AI-6C comes as a ready-to-work kit because a splicer alone isn't enough to finish a job. The portable carrying case has a bottle of alcohol, straps, wrenches, a cleaning brush, a fiber cleaver, a fiber stripper, bare fiber for arc calibration, and the splicer. It comes in a neat package with everything you need to prepare, splice, and protect a joint.

Having the whole set of tools in one case reduces the chance of something going wrong and stopping work in the field, like a missing cleaver or an empty calibration reserve. The arc calibration fiber lets a technician adjust the splicer to local conditions. This keeps fusion results consistent even as temperature and altitude change from one site to another. The bundled essentials shorten the ramp to a first clean splice for new installers. For experienced crews, the tidy case keeps accessories in order between jobs and ready for the next call-out.

Six Motor Drive with 0.3 μm Core Alignment for 0.01 dB Fusion Loss

Precision is key to a joint working well, so the AI 6C builds it into its design. Just before the arc starts, six strong motors move the fibers along both axes and ensure each core is level. The system can align parts within 0.3 μm, so light passes through the joint with almost no scattering where the two parts meet.

We can measure the optical quality of that mechanical precision. This fiber optic cable fusion splicer can achieve fusion losses as low as 0.01 dB on multimode fiber. This keeps signal budgets stable over long distances and at multiple connection points. Consistent low-loss results reduce rework and callbacks, ensuring links work as planned. With six motors, it can handle more work, so repeated splices don't shift as the day goes on.