
The four different versions of ÅngströmLap Ultimas Final Polish Lapping Film (Ultimas-P, Ultimas-U and two Ultimas Flock versions) can address multiple requirements and needs.
Here is a very brief overview of the different types of ÅngströmLap Ultimas Final Polish Lapping Films:
- ÅngströmLap Ultimas-P Final Polish Lapping Film creates a positive fiber height for better physical contact and reflection values.
- ÅngströmLap Ultimas-U Final Polish Lapping Film offers a slight undercut for higher connector matings.
- ÅngströmLap Ultimas Flock Final Polish Lapping Film, designed for MTs, eliminates the core-dip on OM3-OM4 fibers and offers superior surface quality.
- ÅngströmLap Ultimas Flock Final Polish Lapping Film, designed for large-core fibers (SMA connectors), offers a superior surface quality.
When scratches appear after using the final film, this typically relates back to earlier operational steps. It’s important to isolate and correct problematic issues throughout the assembly process. At Fiber Optic Center, we developed the ÅngströmLap Final Polish Lapping Film and fine-tuned the polishing process for fiber optic connectors.
READ THE BLOG: Why Do Scratches Appear After Using the Final Film?
Additional resources from the FOC team include:
- Category Resource:
- View the Glossary, Acronyms, Military Specifications for Connectors
- Q&A Resource: email technical questions to AskFOC@focenter.com
Have questions about this FOC Tip?
Contact FOC with questions at: (800) 473-4237 / 508-992-6464 or email: FiberOpticCenter@focenter.com and we will respond ASAP.
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