1135012

Overview

The SICK part number 1135012 is a specialized tool designed for the dismantling of fiber optic cables. Specifically identified as a 'FIBRE STRIP' tool, it is engineered to strip the outer jacket and protective layers from optical fibers with precision. This component facilitates the preparation of fiber ends for splicing or connectorization by removing buffer coatings without damaging the delicate glass core. The tool is part of SICK's accessory portfolio, supporting maintenance and installation tasks within industrial automation environments where fiber optic communication networks are utilized.

Feature Summary

• Designed specifically for stripping fiber optic cable jackets and buffers
• Facilitates precise removal of protective layers for fiber end preparation
• Supports maintenance workflows in industrial automation settings

Applications

• Stripping fiber optic cables for splicing preparation
• Removing buffer coatings from optical fibers
• Maintenance of fiber optic communication infrastructure

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact specification against the official SICK product documentation before procurement. Ensure the tool matches the specific fiber type and diameter requirements of your application. Confirm compatibility with existing maintenance kits. Check for any regional availability restrictions or specific ordering suffixes that may alter the tool's configuration or included accessories.

Selection Notes

Select this tool when dedicated fiber stripping capabilities are required for maintaining SICK sensor networks or associated fiber optic cabling. It is suitable for technicians performing routine maintenance on industrial fiber links. Consider the specific fiber diameter and coating type to ensure the tool's geometry provides optimal stripping performance without compromising fiber integrity during the preparation process.

Part Context

This item belongs to SICK's range of industrial tools and accessories. It supports the broader ecosystem of SICK sensors and automation solutions that rely on fiber optic data transmission. As a maintenance component, it ensures the reliability of physical layer connections within automated systems, complementing the company's focus on robust industrial connectivity and operational continuity.

Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult official SICK catalogs or authorized distributors for equivalent fiber stripping tools if this specific part number is discontinued or unavailable.