Fiber optic connectors come in many different forms, just like other types of connectors. In addition to differences in interface types, their physical structures and designs also vary widely. This article briefly introduces five different styles of fiber optic connectors.
E2000 Connector, Single Mode (SM), UPC, 0.9mm, Blue
UPC connector with a 0.9mm cable, suitable for applications such as WANs, LANs, and other optical communication systems.
Versatile Link Black Simplex Friction-Lock Connector with Hinged Housing for 1.0mm × 2.2mm Plastic Optical Fiber (POF)
The Versatile Link simplex friction-lock fiber optic connector is designed for industrial applications and supports a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C. It is made from flame-retardant VALOX material.
This connector provides an economical fiber connection solution for 1.0mm core plastic optical fiber. Both self-locking and friction-fit versions are available. The black color coding and snap-in mating structure help ensure more reliable connections for industrial equipment operating in harsh environments.
MPO Female Fiber Optic Connector, 12 Fibers, for 3.0mm SMF, Green
Designed for 3.0mm fiber optic cables and marked in green to indicate single-mode APC applications. The push-pull design allows for easy insertion and removal.
IP68 Series MPO Connector, 12 Fibers, MMF Low Loss, Male, 6.0mm Crimp Option
The 6.0mm crimp option supports fiber diameters from 5.8mm to 6.2mm. The IP68 protection rating shields the connector and fiber from water and dust in harsh and outdoor environments.
Ruggedized Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) ST Connector, Multimode, Bayonet Style, Nickel-Plated Brass, for 2mm Fiber
Ruggedized connectors and couplers are suitable for environments where standard products cannot perform adequately. The bayonet-style locking mechanism helps prevent optical disconnection under severe shock or vibration conditions.
Post time: May-08-2026