Fibre Optics

Fibre Optic Splicing for Process Control

We splice fibre optic cabling for process control and communication links between plant sections, tested for signal loss before handover.

Signal paths spliced and tested

Fibre optic links carry the signal that lets one part of a plant talk to another — process control instructions, communication between sections, or data back to a control room. We splice fibre optic cabling to the required standard and test every link for signal loss before it's put into service. Where a link isn't performing the way it should, we can also assess and re-splice an existing run rather than assuming a full replacement is needed.

  • Fibre splicing for process control and inter-section links
  • Signal loss testing before a link goes live
  • Assessment and re-splicing of underperforming existing runs

Deliverables

What a job includes

  1. 01

    Assessment

    We check the existing fibre run and identify where a splice or repair is needed.

  2. 02

    Scope & Quote

    You get a written scope covering the splicing work, priced before we start.

  3. 03

    Delivery

    We splice the fibre to standard and test the completed link for signal loss.

  4. 04

    Commissioning Report

    A signed report confirming test results and the condition of the link on handover.

Questions

Common questions

Do you install new fibre runs, or only splice existing ones?

We splice fibre optic cabling, whether that's completing a new run or repairing an existing one that isn't performing. Tell us what the link needs to connect and its current condition, and we'll confirm the scope before quoting.

How do you test a fibre splice?

Every splice is tested for signal loss before the link is put into service, so a fault is caught before it affects whatever the fibre is carrying — process control signals or plant communications.

How long does fibre splicing take?

The duration of a fibre splicing job depends on several factors, including the length of the run, the complexity of the splice, and the site conditions. We can provide a more specific estimate once we assess the project.

Need a fibre link spliced or repaired?

Book a free project assessment. We'll check the existing run before quoting the work.