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The HUBER+SUHNER standard cable range includes a wide assortment for telecom, premises wiring and industry applications
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OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
HITRONIC® fibre optic cables are designed to transfer large volumes of data. Communications media via fibre optics are fast, efficient, and secure. Not even electromagnetic interference can affect HITRONIC® fibre optic cable. The HITRONIC® range of products includes cables for office communications, industrial applications, simplex, duplex, hybrid wiring, or cable chain applications.
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For internal and external applications with polymer fibres (POF).
details:
• Robust and cost-effective alternative to standard glass fibres
• SI-fibre with 980 µm PMMA-core
• For short distance transmission up to 100 m
• Operating wave length 660 nm
• Easy mechanical crimp technology
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Nufern designs and manufactures a broad range of specialty optical fiber. From photosensitive fibers to rad-hard fibers to high-power double clad fibers, you can trust Nufern to produce optical fiber to the world's highest standards for quality, reliability, and repeatability.
If you don't find what you need among our standard fiber offerings, we'll be happy to discuss creating a custom fiber.
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Transmitting data, signals and images or light for illumination purposes by means of optical fibers has a very promising future. The market is growing, and new applications are repeatedly confronting the manufacturers with fresh technical challenges. This is why LEONI Fiber Optics has specialised fully in the transmission medium of fiber optics. We are thus able to offer you a range of products and services that is unique in its extent and quality.
Single/multimode fibers
POF – polymer optical fibers
PCF – polymer cladded fibers
UV-IR – silica fibers for UV-IR
PM – polarisation maintaining fibers
MIR bundles
Fiber bundles
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FIBER OPTIC CABLES :
Pasternack's Fiber-optic cables consist of fine strands of optically pure glass and are designed carry digital information safely over long distances for RF & Microwave applications. Standard cable lengths are 1, 2, 3, 5 meters in length (62.5/125 Multi Mode and 9/125 Single Mode).
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Whether you are looking for leightweight machines to strip glass optical fiber (GOF) cables or would like to do jacket stripping, Kevlar cutting and fiber optic buffer & coating stripping all with one single machine, Schleuniger has the right product for you.
The FiberOptic 7045 is a programmable stripping machine for complete processing of Kevlar reinforced glass optical fiber (GOF) cables. Stripping lengths up to 70 mm.
The FiberStrip 7030 and FiberStrip 7035 are portable machines for stripping optical fiber buffers and coatings with strip lengths up to 35 mm.
The PowerStrip 9500 can be fitted with a Kevlar-cutting head for automatic cutting and stripping of glass optical fiber (GOF) cables.
The OC 3950 is a universal cutting machine that can cut glass optical fiber (GOF) cables and a great variety of other materials (or cables).
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OFS Fibers are available Indoor or Outdoor use, or in rugged or harsh environments such as on the factory floor, in aviation, or in the military. We offer most standard constructions, such as simplex, zipcord, multiple fiber, armored, and other specialty configurations. We use various material combinations and layers of ETFE, PVC, Polyurethane, and Polyethylene to create cables to meet the demands of the desired application. Additional cabling options are also available, such as integrated strength members, breakout cords, color coding, and custom jacket printing. OFS is compliant with the European RoHS Directive for cable manufacturing.
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Pasternack's Fiber-optic cables consist of fine strands of optically pure glass and are designed carry digital information safely over long distances for RF & Microwave applications. Standard cable lengths are 1, 2, 3, 5 meters in length (62.5/125 Multi Mode and 9/125 Single Mode).
Custom-length cable assemblies are available upon request, call or email us today!
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Composite cables
Axon' design and manufacture composite cables specially designed to meet customer requirements irrespective of the application.
They are able to resist the most demanding electrical, mechanical and environmental requirements.
Advantages
Dependent on the application
- Flexibility
- Flexlife, resistance to torsion
- Resistance to fuel, heat and solvents
- EMI protection
Resistance to sterilisation (medical application)
Construction
- Flat or round construction integrating flat or round wires, coaxial cables, tubes, shielded cables, ...
- Hybrid electrical, electro-optical cables
Composite cables insulated with fluorinated materials, heavy metal free materials, halogen free materials, PTFE, celloflon®, vitax™, PEEK, silicone and other materials suited for your applications
Applications
- Electromechanics
- Engines
- Machines
- Robots
- Medical imaging
- Endoscopy
- Radars
- Missiles
- Electronic systems
- Satellite cabling
- Research, ...
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Modern designs for optical fibre cables of the HELUCOM® series exhibit the same robustness as for a copper cable. The cable constructions are selected for optimum protection of the optical fibres in each application.
Within the HELUCOM® series, optical fi bre cables are available with the common fibre types of 50/125m, 62,5/125m and 9/125m. The HELUCOM® optical fibre cables are manufactured in accordance with the standards and regulations of DIN VDE 0888.
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HellermannTyton offers a full range of Fiber Optic connectivity products including patch panels, jacks, faceplates, and patch cords. Continually updated, these products meet the latest industry standards, and aggressive system and product warranties are offered with this line.
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Fiber-optic cable required for connecting the hardware components of a VersioBus servo network or a VersioBus I/O network. Required for IM-300 I/O modules in any interface system, or for DC-150 servo modules in the VersioBus interface system.
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Optical Fiber, part of Corning’s telecommunications segment, is the world’s leading producer of optical fiber and continues to lead the telecommunications industry in the development of new fiber designs and technology, offering a full line of single-mode and multimode optical fibers for all network applications.
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Draka Comteq offers a wide range of fibre optic outdoor cables with state-of-the art fibres. All desired cables can be produced with gradient or single mode fibres according to national or international standards and requirements. The full range of Draka Comteq fibre cables is at your service.
Draka Comteq being an internationally approved supplier serves numerous small and big customer world-wide. For example a wide range of fibre optic cables are produced for and sold to German PTT / Deutsche Telekom AG (specification TS 0000/12.98) and German Railways / Deutschen Bahn AG (specification Dlk 1.011.003 y).
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Gore provides high performance fiber optic cables for military, aerospace and communication applications. Traditional fiber optic cables negatively affect the optical stability of a bare fiber. The Gore product line incorporates a patented expanded PTFE buffer system that effectively decouples the optical fiber from other cable elements. As a result, optical performance of a Gore cable closely approximates that of a bare optical fiber, even under mechanical or thermal stresses.
Gore is partnering with Deutsch Ltd. to distribute Deutsch Fiber Optic Connectors within the United States and Canada. Gore will continue to offer GORETM Fiber Optic Assemblies with various connector options including Deutsch connectors.
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CMFO4
4" fiber optic markerArticle Number: 597-00042
Part Number: CMFO4
Type: CMF
Part No: T50L0C2
Article No: 111-00445
Heavy Duty Cable Tie, 120 lb. 15.24" Max. Bun. Dia. 4.13" PA66, Black, 50/pk
Part No: T120R0K2
Article No: 112-12060
Cable Tie, 50 lb. 7.9" Max. Bun. Dia. 1.97" PA66, Gray, 100/pk
Part No: T50R8C2
Article No: 111-04870
Cable Tie, 50 lb. 7.9" Max. Bun. Dia. 1.97", PA66, Black, 100/pk
Part No: T50R0C2
Article No: 111-04878
Cable Tie, 50 lb. 7.9" Max. Bun. Dia. 1.97", PA66, Natural, 100/pk
Part No: T50R9C2
Article No: 112-05019
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OSI PreCONNECT® and OSI PreCONNECT® HDCS are products developed by OSI Fiber-Optics which present an integral system solution for structured cabling purposes, in which the components are designed to fit together in an optimal way.
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Fibre-optic (FO) cables should be your first choice for applications in tough industrial environments when you need long transmission paths (up to 120 km!), if you need to take account of EMC issues or if you must ensure electrical isolation in the case of potential differences.
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Fiber Optic & Capillary Assemblies
- Low Fiber Count Assemblies
- Cable Design Options
- High Power Laser Connectors
- Bundles
- Capillary Assemblies
Assemblies can include optical, electrical, mechanical and fluid functions in a single, unit. Combining optical fibers, mechanical holding and mounting hardware and fused silica capillaries, they may be used to transfer and/or manipulate light and/or fluids from one position to another. Most assemblies are based on specific user requirements. These can vary in complexity from a single, finished, optical fiber (with or without end-terminations) to a complex, branching assembly, combining the advantages of fused silica light guides and/or fluid guides, into an integral unit.
Optical fiber or fused silica capillaries can be clustered into bundles at one end and fanned-out into various configurations at the opposite end. Special end shapes can be micro-machined directly onto the optical fiber or capillary, saving bonding and coupling losses. Termination style and technique, jacketing, and fiber type can be specified to ensure optimum system performance.
Polymicro offers the system designer unparalleled flexibility to incorporate a wide range of design options into their assemblies.
Note: Polymicro Technologies manuafacturers optical fiber cable, components and assemblies only. Polymicro Technologies does not design, manufacture or market any medical devices.
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Here you will find the right cable type for every application and for every installation field, e.g. patch distributor, raised floor or Telecom MAN/WAN street cabinets and industrial machine connection as well.
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Short description:
Corning® Vascade® optical fibers provide high-speed, high-capacity submarine solutions, providing the performance and reliability you need in the harsh undersea environment. Whether you need transoceanic or short-haul solutions, our leadership and experience in submarine fiber technology mean that all Corning submarine fibers are tailored to meet your specialized system needs.
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MARINE AND UNDERWATER APPLICATIONS
LAPP MULLER works with ships and underwater building repairs companies (welding, cutting, etc…), offshore oceanographic institutes, research centers, manufacturer of underwater acoustic instrumentation and engineering companies, ect… on the design and manufacture of composite electrical or optical cables.
-DIVING UMBILICALS
(power, signal, video, hydrolic )
Diving bells, narguiles
-SUB MARINE UMBILICALS
(electrical, optical, hydraulic and mechanical functions )
Submarine works, offshore working and research
-FLOATING CABLES
ROV Tethers, sonar supply
- ARMOURED CABLES
ROV Main Lift Cable, Tow Cable, Submarine antennas
-INSTRUMENTATION CABLES
Seismic and oceanographicals
-INBOARD CABLES
Power and control cables for naval defence and maritime industry
-HIGH TENACITY FIBER CABLES
Stay mast antennas, mooring line for baskets, for buoys
-TERMINATIONS
Design, Realization and Fitting of stainless, titanium or other special alloy terminations.
- CONNECTORS MOUNTING
These companies trust us :
DCN, IFREMER, THALES UNDERWATER SYSTEMS, ECA,, COMEX, SINGLE BUOY MOORINGS...
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Cabelte produced the first optical cable (multimode) in Portugal, in 1983. The cable was supplied to “Instituto para Desenvolvimento das Comunicações (IDC)” for the trial connection between “IDC” and “Inesc -Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores”.
The first cables produced for commercialization, called “light guide cables”, were made of 50/125 multimode fibers, tight structure, and had 4 to 6 fibers, regular customers were the former “CTT/TLP”, today “PT Comunicações”.
The big increase occurred in the production of optical fibre cables at Cabelte takes place at the beginning of the 90s, with the construction of a new plant and with the introduction of “loose” technology.
Since then, optical fiber has become more and more important and today is one of the most important telecommunication channels, due to the characteristics of the fiber itself, particularly its low attenuation associated with an almost infinite bandwidth (single mode fibers), and to the development occurred in the optical transmission systems.
Today, optical fiber cables are part of all communication “backbones” in metropolitan and regional networks. The presence of “triple pay” services, interactive games, high definition television, telemedicine, among others, requiring a high bandwidth in the access network, foresee the gradual replacement of copper by fiber optics up to the subscriber.
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Cabelte produced the first optical cable (multimode) in Portugal, in 1983. The cable was supplied to “Instituto para Desenvolvimento das Comunicações (IDC)” for the trial connection between “IDC” and “Inesc -Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores”.
The first cables produced for commercialization, called “light guide cables”, were made of 50/125 multimode fibers, tight structure, and had 4 to 6 fibers, regular customers were the former “CTT/TLP”, today “PT Comunicações”.
The big increase occurred in the production of optical fibre cables at Cabelte takes place at the beginning of the 90s, with the construction of a new plant and with the introduction of “loose” technology.
Since then, optical fiber has become more and more important and today is one of the most important telecommunication channels, due to the characteristics of the fiber itself, particularly its low attenuation associated with an almost infinite bandwidth (single mode fibers), and to the development occurred in the optical transmission systems.
Today, optical fiber cables are part of all communication “backbones” in metropolitan and regional networks. The presence of “triple pay” services, interactive games, high definition television, telemedicine, among others, requiring a high bandwidth in the access network, foresee the gradual replacement of copper by fiber optics up to the subscriber.
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Fiber optic cables can be made in different lengths with different type of connectors, such as SMA905, ST or FC/PC connectors. The fibers are also available for different wavelength regions, like Deep UV solarization resistant fibers, UV/VIS fibers and VIS/NIR fibers.
We offer different shielding, like Kevlar reinforced PVC sleeving with PTFE inner tubing (standard) or metal shielding with PVC-XY or PTFE inner tubing for higher temperature and more industrial applications.
Depending on the intended wavelength range a UV/VIS (200-800 nm) or a VIS/NIR (350-2000 nm) fiber is used. In the following table replace xx by respectively UV or IR. For deep UV use specify -SR (solarization resistant).
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The Business Unit Telecom of BRUGG CABLE can supply all the accessories needed for optical fibre networks as LAN, MAN and WAN systems.
The range of products includes all the material needed for installing indoor and outdoor cables, into 19" racks and cabinets or for fitting them to walls, masts etc..
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