Kamaxoptics (KOC) presents its range of patchcords for high capacity transmission and precision alignment mechanism.

Fymca is pleased to announce that it has obtained Utility Model Certificate No. 201530560 for its SafeTrack solution for bundling pre-connectorized cables. SafeTrack protects and facilitates the bundling of pre-connectorized cables.

Laser Components presents single-mode fiber optic cables. The cables are equipped with FC/PC or FC/APC connectors and can be produced from the standard telecommunications wavelength of 1550 nm down to 450 nm.

To address the challenges associated with escalating data rates and the ongoing need to build cost-effective infrastructure that can support today's and future bandwidth needs, CommScope has developed LazrSPEED WideBand Multimode (WBMMF), which effectively provides a fourfold increase in usable bandwidth, compared to the standard OM3 and OM4 fibers used today

BKT presents this Uniboot LC Dx easy release system, ideal for high-density patching environments.

Corning Incorporated has announced two innovative optical cabling solutions that will help address the future needs of the telecommunications industry: Corning® MiniXtend® HD Cable and Corning MiniXtend FastAccess Technology™ Cable.

Molex Incorporated has just launched its Polymicro Technologies™ optical fiber bundles. The bundles are configured to meet scientific and industrial optical requirements, including biotechnology, pharmaceutical diagnostic equipment, semiconductor manufacturing, laser labeling and welding, and inspection.

Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. has developed a multi-core optical fiber that includes 8 cores in the standard 125 micron cladding suitable for optical interconnections; it is currently the highest core density optical fiber cable ever recorded.

The COFITEL Group announces that OPTRAL's fiber optic cables are certified in accordance with European Directives 2002/95/EC and 2000/53/EC to meet the quality and sustainability requirements of the industry.

Molex Incorporated has just launched its new plastic optical fiber (POF) and hard polymer clad fiber (HPCF) harnesses and cable assemblies, including hybrid POF.

Molex Incorporated has launched its hermetically sealed, circular, multi-fiber MT optical assemblies, which offer maximum watertightness in the industry's smallest footprint.

OMC introduces the 1mm polymer core fiber optic cable with a reinforced jacket incorporating aramid tensioning elements to cope with applications in harsh environments.

Molex Incorporated continues to expand its iPass™ connector and cable range by incorporating high-density (HD) active optical cables (AOCs), capable of achieving data rates of 48 Gbps through four 12 Gbps lanes with lengths up to 100 m.

The COFITEL Group presents the HYBRIFLEX™ range of hybrid feeder cabling solutions from Radio Frequency Systems RFS, which combines fiber optics and electrical power for RRH (Remote Radio Heads) in a corrugated aluminum armored cable.

OMC has launched a new coherent polymer fiber that enables high-resolution remote imaging. The bundle consists of thousands of individual polymer fiber cores, coherently arranged at each end, so that an image incident on one side of the fiber is visible on the other.

GetConnect presents a flat, 2-fiber indoor drop cable.
This cable is one of the most comprehensive on the market. It offers numerous advantages:

The next generation of Sub-unified MicroCore Cables represents the evolution of high-performance cabling. Enabling higher-density infrastructures, it saves space and simplifies the management of fiber and routing infrastructure.

Polymicro Technologies, a subsidiary of Molex Incorporated, has successfully developed an optical fiber consisting of a low-OH synthetic fused silica core, a PolyClad™ hard polymer cladding, and an ETFE buffer layer/jacket. Because it offers high tensile strength and a minimal bend radius to provide high levels of reliability,