Jonard FOD-2000 Fiber Optic Drop Cable Slitter

Overview

The Jonard FOD-2000 Fiber Optic Drop Cable Slitter is designed to simplify the process of accessing fiber or strength members within flat drop cables. This specialized tool enables precise jacket slitting at the cable end or at mid-span locations, significantly reducing preparation time for fiber technicians.

By creating a clean slit on both sides of the cable jacket simultaneously, the tool allows for easy access to internal components without damaging the fibers. Its intuitive design requires minimal effort—technicians simply position the tool around the cable, pull, and slit.

Key Features

• Dual-Sided Slitting
  Features a unique design that slits both sides of the jacket simultaneously for rapid fiber access.
• Versatile Application
  Capable of performing both end-of-cable and mid-span slitting on flat drop cables.
• Ease of Operation
  Simple push-and-pull mechanism requires minimal physical effort, increasing efficiency in the field.
• Non-Destructive Design
  Engineered to expose fiber and strength members while preventing accidental damage to the fiber strands.
• Durable Construction
  Built for repeated use in demanding field environments.
• Compact Size
  Small form factor allows for easy storage in standard technician tool belts or kits.

Applications

• FTTH (Fiber to the Home) drop cable preparation
• Mid-span access for network maintenance
• Jacket removal for connectorization
• Fiber optic cable repair

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the FOD-2000 be used for mid-span slitting?
Yes, this tool is specifically designed to perform mid-span slits in addition to end-of-cable stripping.

What type of cables is this tool compatible with?
The tool is designed for flat fiber optic drop cables.

Are replacement blades available?
Yes, replacement blade sets (FOD-RB25) are available for this tool.

Does the tool damage the fiber during use?
No, the FOD-2000 is engineered to precisely cut the jacket while protecting the internal fibers and strength members.

Is this tool TAA compliant?
No, this model is non-TAA compliant.