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This brief technical note explains the optimal technique for cleaning angled polished connectors, also known as APC fiber optic connectors. To learn more, download the tech article.Proper cleaning of APC fiber optic connectors in any environment can be difficult. In order to clean an APC connector the cleaner must be aligned at the 8° angle…

This flux remover selection guide provides a simple, non-technical comparison to help you choose the flux removerthat will work best on your particular PCB (printed circuit board) materials and contamination. PCBs need to be clean to perform as expected. MicroCare has both the products and the know-how to get circuit boards perfectly clean in a fast, consistent, safe and cost-effective…

For absolute reliability in any ultra high fiber count cable network one thing is clear. It is imperative that all connectors are clean before installation.Our world is increasingly interconnected. High-speed wireless networks make it possible to instantly access and use data-intensive apps on billions of smartphones and tablets globally. The  IoT (Internet of Things) allows…

Cleaning optical connectors, whether they are MT connectors or ARINC801 connectors, is a crucial aspect of maintaining the integrity and reliability of optical communication systems. These connectors are commonly used in optical fibers, avionics, industrial applications, and military applications, where even the tiniest speck of contamination can result in signal loss or data errors. To…

Effective fiber splice and end face optic cleaning is essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of fiber optic networks. As the demand for faster and more reliable data transmission continues to grow, the cleanliness of optical fiber end-faces becomes paramount. Dust, fingerprint oils, and contamination can interfere with signal quality and cause network disruptions.…