Fiber Optic Connector
Connector bodies and kits for assembly houses and field termination
All 8 Fiber Optic Connector Products

FC Connector MM
FC fiber products and FC fiber optic connectors are widely used on the equipment and cable assemblies, especially on the test equipment interface.
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FC Connector SM
FC fiber products and FC fiber optic connectors are widely used on the equipment and cable assemblies, especially on the test equipment interface.
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LC/PC Connector MM
LC fiber optic connectors and related LC fiber products are widely used in telecommunications and on various kinds of the fiber optic equipment.
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LC/PC Connector SM
LC fiber optic connectors and related LC fiber products are widely used in telecommunications and on various kinds of the fiber optic equipment.
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SC/PC Connector MM
SC fiber products are commonly seen and SC fiber optic connectors are found on many equipment and cable assemblies.
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SC/PC Connector SM
SC fiber products are commonly seen and SC fiber optic connectors are found on many equipment and cable assemblies.
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ST/PC Connector MM
ST fiber optic connectors and related ST fiber products are widely used in today’s telecommunication filed including both long haul and local network applications.
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ST/PC Connector SM
ST fiber optic connectors and related ST fiber products are widely used in today’s telecommunication filed including both long haul and local network applications.
View DetailsFiber Optic Connector In Practice
Sold as components rather than finished assemblies, these are the parts an assembly house or a repair bench consumes. What matters is that ferrule bore, spring force and housing tolerance stay the same across deliveries, because an assembly line calibrated to one batch should not have to be re-calibrated for the next.
Problems This Range Solves
- Ferrule bore variation that shifts the polish result between batches
- Housings that do not seat consistently in a given adapter brand
- Spring force drift that changes physical contact under the same mating load
- Sourcing separate parts for each connector type from separate suppliers
- Repair benches held up waiting for a single component type
Who It Is For
- Cable assembly houses producing their own cords and pigtails
- OEM equipment makers integrating optical interfaces
- Repair and refurbishment benches
- Training centers and technical schools
- Distributors supplying assembly consumables
Where It Is Used
- Producing patch cords and pigtails on an assembly line
- Re-terminating damaged cords on a repair bench
- Integrating optical ports into OEM equipment
- Practice terminations in a fiber training program
- Building custom assemblies for a one-off project
What You Get From Our Fiber Optic Connector
Advantages
- Consistent ferrule bore and geometry so polish recipes stay stable
- Full connector range from one supplier and one order
- Component-level pricing for volume assembly
- Bulk packing suited to production rather than single repairs
- Compatible with standard epoxy and polish workflows
Technical Features
- Zirconia ceramic ferrule with controlled bore diameter
- Spring-loaded ferrule assembly for stable physical contact
- Crimp sleeve and strain-relief boot supplied with the body
- Standard-compliant housing dimensions for adapter interchangeability
- Single-mode and multimode ferrule bore options
Materials
- Zirconia ceramic ferrule
- Copper alloy crimp sleeve
- Stainless or copper alloy body hardware
- Thermoplastic housing and boot
- Stainless compression spring
Customization Options
- Single-mode or multimode ferrule bore
- Ferrule length and boot style
- Bulk or kitted packing
- Private-label packaging for distributors
- Matched sets with the corresponding adapters
Manufacturing Process
- Ferrule bore inspection on incoming ceramic
- Housing and hardware assembly
- Spring force setting and verification
- Dimensional check against the connector standard
- Kit packing with crimp sleeve and boot
Quality Control
- Ferrule bore diameter sampled from each ceramic lot
- Housing dimensional checks against the applicable standard
- Spring force verified on sample units
- Trial termination and polish from each production lot
- Packing count and kit completeness verified before dispatch
Specifying and Handling Fiber Optic Connector
Before You Order
- Match ferrule bore to the fiber you are terminating
- Follow the epoxy manufacturer's mix ratio and cure schedule
- Polish in stages, inspecting the end face between stages
On Site
- Verify geometry on an interferometer before the assembly is released
- Measure insertion loss and return loss on the finished assembly
- Store unused bodies capped and dry
Fiber Optic Connector Questions
Do connectors ship as complete kits?
Yes, the body is supplied with its crimp sleeve and strain-relief boot so an assembly bench has everything needed apart from fiber, epoxy and polishing film.
Can I get single-mode and multimode bore in the same connector type?
Yes. Ferrule bore is specified per order, and single-mode and multimode versions of the same connector family are available together.
Are the housings compatible with other brands of adapter?
The housings are built to the published dimensions of each connector standard, so they mate with standard-compliant adapters. If you are matching a specific installed adapter, send us the part and we will confirm before you commit to volume.
What polishing film do you recommend?
We supply polishing film alongside the connectors so the consumables come from one order. Grit sequence depends on your ferrule and polish target, which we can advise on for your process.
What are the minimum order quantities at component level?
Component-level items are normally sold in bulk packs. Send us the connector type and your annual usage and we will quote the pack size and price break that fits.
Guides Related To This Range
How to Choose a Fiber Optic Connector Type
FC SC LC ST MU MT-RJ and E2000 compared by what actually decides the choice: the port you have to mate with the space you have and how often it gets touched.
Material GuideSingle Mode and Multimode Fiber Compared
Core sizes, where each one earns its place, and the mixing mistake that quietly costs several decibels in the middle of a channel.
Product GuideWhat a Hybrid Fiber Adapter Does and When to Use One
Joining two different connector standards without cutting anything, and the three things that still have to match.
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Email the model and quantity and we will reply with pricing, lead time and a datasheet for any item in the fiber optic connector range.