Fujikura to expand FAST connector range at ECOC

Sept. 15, 2009
SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 -- Fujikura Europe plans to expand its FAST Series Connector portfolio, debuting 2- and 3-mm ST (Straight Tip) type versions for the first time at ECOC.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 -- Fujikura Europe plans to expand its FAST Series Connector portfolio, debuting 2- and 3-mm ST (Straight Tip) type versions for the first time at ECOC.

The new ST type connectors are designed for multimode, LAN, and CCTV applications and follow Fujikura’s previous introduction of 2- and 3-mm connectors with SC and LC versions last year.

The Fujikura FAST (Field Assembly with Simple Technique) Series is designed to offer installers assembly in five easy steps: stripping the fiber, cleaning, cleaving, fiber insertion, and release of a disposable wedge tool to achieve the completion of assembly.

The key features include:

  • Connector termination in less than 60 seconds
  • No epoxy
  • Termination to both 0.25-mm and 0.9-mm θ fiber
  • No specialized tooling or training needed
  • Low insertion loss and back reflection

The FAST connectors cater to 250-micron and 900-micron singlemode and multimode fiber. They were all designed with simplicity in mind.

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