Where to Buy Fiber Connectors

AMS Techno­logies carries a broad range of optical fiber connector kits for single mode (SM), multi mode (MM) and polarization maintaining (PM) optical fibers:

• Kits with the most popular optical connector types FC/PC, FC/APC and SMA905 come with a wide variety of bore sizes for different claddings.
• We also stock various kits for connector types like LC/PC, LC/APC, SC/PC, SC/APC, or ST/PC. Our fiber connector kits are available from stock with a crimp and boot set for Ø3.0 mm tubing. Alternative crimps and boots suitable for Ø2.0 mm or Ø0.9 mm tubing are also available. If you should not identify a fiber connector kit available from stock that meets your requirements, please contact AMS Technologies to discuss your custom optical fiber connector kit and receive a quote.

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Diamond offers a wide range of fiber connectors.

We assemble our components to create finished products and a wide range of cable assemblies. We are able to manufacture and prefabricate products using different optical fibers and ferrule technologies according to customer requirements. Diamond uses a unique two-component connector ferrule, comprising of a high-precision ceramic ferrule with a titanium insert. This unique ferrule, together with Diamond’s patented Active Core Alignment process, precisely aligns the fiber core to the axis of the ferrule to reduce Insertion Loss values to a minimum. This special process enables Diamond to ensure high-performance in all its products.

Diamond PS connector systems are designed for high power applications up to 16 W of optical power for single-mode (SM) fibers. Diamond PS connectors are based on contacted expanded beam technology, where a section of graded index fiber is spliced onto a collimating lens, which enlarges the beam diameter and reduces power density at the connector interface. A lower power density inhibits phenomena, such as “fiber fuse” and fiber optic surface damaging, mainly due to micrometric contaminants that become hot spots. PS connectors can be equipped with conductive switches that turn the high-power laser on/off by a remote control or interlock whenever the optical connector is disconnected.