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Sticklers™ Price Increase
Sadly, due to increased prices by the manufacturer we have had to increase the prices of some of our Sticklers™ fibre optic cleaning products. We have tried to keep these increases as low as possible on a small number of products. The price increases are effective...
The Importance of Fiber Optic Cleaning
Always clean fiber optic connectors and optical ports before connection and testing. Keeping fiber optic end-faces clean is extremely important and one of the most critical requirements for ensuring accurate measurements and operation. Damaged or contaminated...
What Sticklers® fibre optic cleaning products do I need to clean my termini?
The Sticklers® product range has been developed to enable cleaning of all current designs of fibre optic termini, from 1.25mm 1.6mm, 2.0mm and 2.5mm ferrules to Biconic and MT termini in a wide range of connector formats. In addition the Sticklers® MCC-S type...
What are the best methods for cleaning fibre optic termini?
Aerospace and industry experts have worked together for a number of years to identify the best solution for fibre optic cleaning. As a result they are both agreed that optimum cleaning of fibre optic terminus end faces is best achieved using a ‘wet/‘dry’ cleaning...
Can Sticklers® Provide me with the Best Cleaning Solution?
Can Sticklers® fibre optic cleaning products provide me with the best cleaning solution? The simple answer is YES! The full range of Sticklers® products have been developed specifically to achieve exceptional cleaning capabilities for fibre optic termini and optical...
Sticklers FAQs
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Why dirt is the enemy
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Why use Sticklers® products?
From the very start Sticklers® cleaning products have been engineered as a ‘system’ - the CleanWipes™, CleanStixx™ and Fibre Optic Splice and Connector Cleaner – giving the operator the right combination of packaging and tooling that delivers a complete ‘wet/dry’...
Why Clean?
Why clean optical fibres? Contamination Migrates... There are two sides to a connection. Cleaning only one side will result in a 50% chance of the connection performing properly, but 50% chance there could be trouble. 50% of fibre optic network failures...