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American-made fiber optic assemblies, engineered with precision and backed by over 25 years of industry experience.
Delivering Tomorrow's
Cabling Solutions Today.
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Connectors · SM & MM
US Conec MTP® 16-Fiber
Sixteen fibers in a single ferrule for 400G and 800G parallel optic links.
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Corning® Splice Cassette
Drop-in splice management for Corning housings, spliced and tested in-house.
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US Conec MDC Connector
48 ports in the same panel space as 24 LC duplex connections.
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US Conec Eliment™ LC Uniboot
Duplex LC on a single uniboot cable with tool-less polarity reversal.
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Senko CS Connector
Compact duplex connector for 200G and 400G high-density panels.
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Fiber Launch Box
Eliminates OTDR dead zones for accurate link certification.
View product →Pack more fiber into every cable run
Trunk cables bundle fibers into 12-count subunits terminated with MPO/MTP connectors. Raise the count and more subunits pack into the same jacket, so one run carries anywhere from 12 to 1,024 fibers. That density matters most in data centers, where pathway and rack space runs out before bandwidth does.
Quality & Compliance Standards
TAA Compliant
Meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for U.S. Government procurement.
GSA Authorized Seller
Authorized GSA Schedule contractor for federal agency purchasing.
BABA Act
Supports domestic manufacturing under Build America, Buy America requirements.
ISO 9001 Alignment
Operating in accordance with ISO 9001:2015 quality management standards.
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What are
Fiber Optics?
Fiber optics transmit data as light through ultra-thin strands of glass or plastic, delivering greater bandwidth, stronger reliability, and consistent performance for modern networks over long distances with minimal signal loss.
MDC & MMC
Ecosystems
Both connectors triple the density of the parts they replace. MDC takes the place of LC for duplex links, and MMC takes the place of MPO for multi-fiber trunks. See how each one works and which fits your build.
How to Buy
Fiber Optics
Start by identifying the correct cable type and connector for your network. Selecting components tailored to your distance and speed requirements ensures a reliable, high-performance connection built for long-term stability.
