Fiber polishing machine (cx-12a-1)

The Fiber polishing machine (cx-12a-1) is a compact, manually operated device designed for precision surface finishing of optical fiber connectors. It features a timer for precise polishing duration control and a counter that records the number of cycles completed, with a reset function for reinitialization. The machine uses a heavy hammer system with three adjustable pressure settings to apply consistent force during polishing, and a compaction pin ensures uniform pressure distribution across the fixture. A prevent turn pin locks the grinding chassis in place to avoid rotational misalignment during operation.

This model operates with a simple two-button interface: one to start and another to stop, eliminating complex controls. The grinding pressure is mechanically adjusted via the heavy hammer, with no electronic sensors or digital feedback. It is built for low-volume, lab-scale or field repair use rather than high-throughput production. The machine does not include automated alignment or dust extraction, which are common in industrial-grade systems. Users typically pair it with standard polishing films and fixtures compatible with SC, FC, or LC connectors.

It is commonly purchased by fiber optic repair workshops, telecom field technicians, and small-scale optical component assemblers who require a reliable, low-cost tool for end-face preparation. The machine is shipped in a protective foam-lined case with basic polishing pads and spare pins. Buyers should confirm compatibility with their connector types and polishing film sizes before ordering. No packaging or shipping terms are listed; these must be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Shenzhen Changxiang Photoelectric Technology Co., Ltd. is listed as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating it has completed basic export verification through the platform’s logistics partner network. The company’s registered address is in Bao An District, Shenzhen, a known hub for optoelectronic manufacturing equipment. No financial history, certifications, or client list are provided in the source data. The supplier does not display response metrics, suggesting limited buyer communication capability.

The listing shows no evidence of factory ownership, R&D team size, or export volume. The product is presented as a single model with minimal technical documentation. Buyers should treat this as a direct manufacturer of low-complexity electro-mechanical tools, not a high-volume OEM. No claims about ISO, CE, or quality systems are made, and no third-party verification is referenced. The absence of response rate or average reply time indicates the supplier may not actively engage in pre-sale inquiries.