The following volume discount schedule is automatically applied when ordering bare optical fiber: 6 - 50 m with 15 %, 51- 1,000 m with 22 %, > 1,000 m with 25 %

Graded-index multimode fiber optic products, optimized for transmission at 850 and 1300 nm, are available with 50/125, 62.5/125 and 100/140 µm core/cladding diameters, featuring large bandwidth and low attenuation. Standard Communication Grade Fibers have a 250 µm acrylate buffer coating, allowing continuous operation in the -65°C to +135°C* temperature range.
Cabled standard fibers have a 900 µm outer jacket, surrounded by a layer of Kevlar^® strands for added strength and protection. An outer PVC cable jacket, 3 mm in diameter, provides additional environmental protection. Cabled fibers have an operating temperature of -20°C to +80°C, and are identified by the -C suffix in their model number.
High-temperature, multimode communication grade fibers are also available. The polyimide buffer coating applied to these fibers extends their upper operating range to +375°C and increases their chemical and abrasion resistance, enabling their use in harsher environments. High-temperature fibers are identified by the -T suffix in their model number.
Hermetically sealed multimode communication grade fibers are for applications in the harshest humidity and temperature environments. ...

The following volume discount schedule is automatically applied when ordering bare optical fiber: 6 - 50 m with 15 %, 51- 1,000 m with 22 %, > 1,000 m with 25 %

Graded-index multimode fiber optic products, optimized for transmission at 850 and 1300 nm, are available with 50/125, 62.5/125 and 100/140 µm core/cladding diameters, featuring large bandwidth and low attenuation. Standard Communication Grade Fibers have a 250 µm acrylate buffer coating, allowing continuous operation in the -65°C to +135°C* temperature range.
Cabled standard fibers have a 900 µm outer jacket, surrounded by a layer of Kevlar^® strands for added strength and protection. An outer PVC cable jacket, 3 mm in diameter, provides additional environmental protection. Cabled fibers have an operating temperature of -20°C to +80°C, and are identified by the -C suffix in their model number.
High-temperature, multimode communication grade fibers are also available. The polyimide buffer coating applied to these fibers extends their upper operating range to +375°C and increases their chemical and abrasion resistance, enabling their use in harsher environments. High-temperature fibers are identified by the -T suffix in their model number.
Hermetically sealed multimode communication grade fibers are for applications in the harshest humidity and temperature environments. In these fibers, a carbon coating is deposited directly on the fiber cladding, followed by a polyimide coating, further enhancing the fibers’ resilience. These fibers are identified by the -H suffix in their model number.
Patch cords are available in several standard lengths with various different connector terminations.