Optical fibers are extremely thin glass or plastic strands that transmit data using light instead of electrical signals. This allows for very high bandwidth, low attenuation over long distances, and excellent immunity to electromagnetic interference ideal for demanding data, industrial and defense applications.

In optical and hybrid cables, the most common fiber types are:

• Singlemode (SM) fibers - designed for very long distances and high data rates.
• Multimode (MM) fibers - used for shorter links, data centers and indoor cabling.
• Special fibers - with customized constructions.

All types of fibers used in our optical and hybrid cables that we offer can be found after clicking the button below.