Fusion splicer orientek T35

The Fusion splicer orientek T35 is a fully digital fibre‑optic joining system offered by Nanjing Orientek Optical Communication Ltd. in China. It incorporates a core‑to‑core alignment mechanism and a 5.0‑inch high‑definition colour LCD that presents fibre cores at up to 304‑times magnification. The unit ships with a T30 high‑precision cleaver, a Miller CFS‑2 coat stripper, an internal battery capable of 220 splices, and a spare electrode pair for maintenance.

Typical performance for digital splicers of this class includes splice loss at or below 0.1 dB and a splice time around 9 seconds, which matches the T35’s advertised 9‑second cycle. The machine supports standard single‑mode 9/125 µm and multimode 62.5/125 µm fibres, and operates comfortably within a temperature band of 0 °C to 45 °C. Power requirements are standard AC 100‑240 V, and the device’s dimensions are roughly 260 × 150 × 90 mm, a size typical for portable splicers.

The T35 is aimed at telecom network build‑outs, data‑centre fibre deployments and other industrial projects that need fast, reliable splicing. Buyers may negotiate FOB or CIF conditions, with payment options such as L/C or T/T, while the supplier notes flexible minimum order quantities. Importers should verify the included accessories, confirm any certification needs and request lead‑time estimates directly from Nanjing Orientek before confirming the purchase.

Nanjing Orientek Optical Communication Ltd. is based at Redsun Building, North Bridge Road, Nanjing 210000 Jiangsu, China. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbour trust level, yet its response rate is recorded as 0 per cent, indicating no recent replies to enquiries. The public profile provides only the corporate address and tier information; no production capacity, revenue or certification details are disclosed.

The Orientek listing concentrates on the T35 digital fusion splicer and outlines the full accessory kit that accompanies the unit. Information such as minimum order quantities, lead times, after‑sales support or specific quality certifications is not provided, so prospective buyers should request those particulars directly from the supplier to complete their due‑diligence.