Test Measurement and OEM Integration
Component-level supply for instrument builders and cable assembly houses
What Makes This Sector Different
When the part goes inside someone else's product, tolerance consistency matters more than headline specification. An assembly line calibrated to one delivery should not have to be re-calibrated for the next, and that is mostly a question of whether the supplier holds the process between orders.
Pain Points
- Ferrule bore variation that shifts a polish recipe between deliveries
- Component supply spread across many small suppliers with different tolerances
- Prototype quantities that no volume supplier wants to quote
- Housings that do not seat consistently in the customer's own adapter
- Long qualification cycles repeated every time a supplier changes
What Buyers Need
- Consistent ferrule and housing tolerance across repeat orders
- Component-level pricing and packing for assembly use
- Prototype and pre-production quantities before volume
- Passive optical components specified by wavelength band and power
- Private-label packaging for parts that ship on inside a product
Typical Applications
- Producing patch cords and pigtails on an assembly line
- Integrating optical interfaces into instrument front panels
- Building amplifier and transmitter modules with isolators and circulators
- Characterising fiber and components on a laboratory bench
- Refurbishing and re-terminating assemblies on a repair bench
Ranges We Supply Into Test Measurement and OEM Integration
Fiber Optic Connector
Connector bodies and kits for assembly houses and field termination
8 products
Passive Component
Circulators, isolators and collimators for optical system builders
3 products
Fiber Adapter
Same-type mating sleeves that hold two ferrules on one axis
18 products
Bare Adapter
Temporary connections to unterminated fiber for test and splice verification
7 products
Accessories
The consumables and small parts an installation actually runs out of
11 products
Fiber Optic Attenuator
Controlled loss, for when a receiver is being overdriven
10 products
Test Equipment
Splicers, meters, identifiers and inspection tools for people who have to prove the link works
15 products
Hybrid Adapter
Cross-type mating sleeves that join two different connector standards
19 productsFrom Specification To Repeat Supply
We start from your drawing or sample rather than from a catalog number.
Small quantities are supplied for qualification before volume pricing is fixed.
Once qualified, the build specification is held so later deliveries match the qualified one.
Component-level packing and pricing for production consumption.
Packaging and labeling can be supplied under your own brand where the part ships on.
Delivery Capability
- Prototype and pre-production quantities
- Component-level bulk packing
- Specification held between repeat orders
- Private-label packaging on volume orders
- One-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship
Related Solutions
- Custom Cable Assembly Program
- ODF and Patch Field Build-Out
- OEM ODM and Private Label Supply
Test Measurement and OEM Integration Questions
Will you quote prototype quantities?
Yes. Component-level parts and passive optical components can be quoted in small quantities for development, with volume pricing once the design goes to production.
Can you match a sample we already use?
Send us the sample. Matching an existing part is more reliable than matching a written description, especially where the fit is into your own adapter or housing.
Do you supply private-label packaging?
Yes, on volume orders, including packaging and labeling under your own brand.
How is tolerance consistency maintained between orders?
The build specification agreed at qualification is held against your part number, and incoming ceramic is sampled per lot. That is what stops a polish recipe drifting between deliveries.
Further Reading
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.
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.
Troubleshooting ArticlePower Meter and OTDR Testing Basics
Two instruments that answer different questions, why you need both, and what to write down so the result means something later.
Supplying Test Measurement and OEM Integration
Send us the specification, the architecture or the bill of materials. We will come back with what fits and what it costs.