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Princetel's FPM30 series fiber connector polisher is a full-featured polishing machine with complete electronic control on speed,
force, and polishing time. The unique speed-ramping feature ensures minimum damage to expensive polishing films.
The machine can be adapted to other polishing needs such as optical crystals and other micro-sized optics.
The unique fixture bay precisely presets the ferrule protrusion of all 12
connectors or ferrules which are locked by six individual setscrews.
Connectors with the same ferrule diameter (for example FC, ST, and SC)can be polished in the same run.
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FEATURES
Complete digital control reduces confusion and costly operator errors
Dedicated displays simplifies training and increases productivity
Variable speed for a wide variety of connector types
Single-motor design for long-term reliability
Adjustable force for consistent finish and different ferrule sizes
Digital timer provides convenient adjustment between film changes
Speed ramp reduces scratch damage of films and increases productivity
Low center of gravity for high stability
Narrow body for multiple-machine operation to avoid frequent film changes
Deep-cut side rails allow easy carrying and rail mounting
Quick-change mechanism allows speedy removal of polishing fixture
Bright digital display for better ergonomics
Laminated control panel for water resistance
Universal fixture fits all connectors with the same ferrule diameter
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 SPECIFICATIONS |
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| PARAMETERS |
VALUES |
| Turntable speed |
10-200 rpm |
| Timer range |
0-9999 seconds |
| Planetary/spin speed ratio |
1:50 |
| Eccentric distance |
9 mm |
| Force adjustment |
0-6 kg |
| Fixture capacity |
12 connectors/ferrules |
| Working temperature |
0 to 40 C |
| Storage temperature |
-40 to 85 C |
| Power requirement |
90-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 80W |
| Housing material |
Stainless steel/main body; ABS/side rail |
| Displays |
Speed, force, and timer |
| Weight (polisher) |
18 kg |
| Weight (fixture bay) |
1.6 kg |
| Weight (fixture) |
0.6 kg |
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