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How Your Fiber Optic Order Is Produced, Inspected and Packed

See how patch cords, MPO assemblies and pigtails move from material preparation to inspection and packing on our own production lines.

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Patch cord assembly line with two rows of workstations where workers handle yellow and aqua fiber cords

Production Process

From material discussion to shipment confirmation

Worker preparing yellow fiber cable from a spool at a cable cutting machine
Raw Material

Material and cable preparation

Discuss cable type, fiber mode, jacket, color, length schedule and connector requirement before production planning.

Line Schedule Guide
Yellow fiber patch cords hanging on work-in-process racks next to test equipment
Fiber Production

Work-in-process handling

Supports RFQs for LC, SC, armored, uniboot, custom length and label schedule requirements.

Patch Cords
Hands assembling fiber connectors at a workbench, with blue trays of black and yellow connector parts and coils of aqua patch cord
Connector Assembly

Connector assembly reference

Use connector, polish, fiber type, cable diameter and length details to make line-item RFQs clear.

LC Patch Cord
Technician checking an aqua patch cord end face with a video inspection scope at a workbench
Testing & Inspection

Testing and quality inspection

Clarify end-face inspection, insertion loss, return loss and physical checks according to product type.

Quality Control
Packing area with stacked cartons, a pallet jack and yellow cable spools while workers pack at a bench
Packaging

Packing and carton confirmation

Ask for label, bag, carton mark and pre-shipment photo requirements as part of the RFQ.

Trust Center
Stacks of coiled black fiber cables tied and packed on a workbench in a packing area
Shipment

Shipment confirmation support

Buyers can include carton, label and destination requirements so shipment preparation can be discussed clearly.

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