
Fiber Optic Bundle & Ribbon Cable Assembly
A fiber optic bundle assembly groups multiple single-mode or multimode fibers into one organized cable assembly for compact, repeatable optical interconnection.
Opticlumos supplies configurable bundle and ribbon fiber cable assemblies with single-ended or double-ended connector termination for optical termination boxes, equipment rooms, industrial control and indoor network projects.
Product Features
Reference Specifications
| Characteristic | Unit | Single-mode | Multimode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber type / core diameter | μm | 9/125 | 50/125 or 62.5/125 |
| Reference insertion loss | dB | PC <0.3; APC <0.2 | PC <0.3 |
| Reference return loss | dB | PC >45; APC >60 | PC >25 |
| Mating durability | cycles | 1,000 cycles; change <0.3 dB | |
| Reference temperature range | °C | -40 to +80 | |
| Reference tensile strength | kgf | 15 | |
| Standard core counts | cores | 4, 6, 8, 12, 24; custom counts available | |
Specifications are reference values from the source design. Final loss limits, connector type, fiber grade, count, length and environmental requirements must be confirmed for each order.
Applications
Fiber Bundle Selection Guide
Key selection points
- Choose single-mode or multimode fiber and the required operating wavelength.
- Define fiber count, overall length, fan-out length and routing envelope.
- Select connector family, polish, keying and end-face requirements.
- Confirm insertion-loss, return-loss and mating-cycle acceptance criteria.
- Specify jacket, labeling, test report and packaging requirements.
Information to include in your RFQ
- Fiber type, core count and operating wavelength
- Connector type and termination at one end or both ends
- Total length and individual fan-out lengths
- Maximum insertion loss and minimum return loss
- Temperature, tensile, bend and installation requirements
- Quantity, labeling and inspection documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a fiber optic bundle and a standard patch cable?
A bundle organizes multiple fibers into one assembly and typically fans them out to several connectors or channels. A standard patch cable normally provides one duplex or simplex point-to-point link.
Can the bundle be terminated at one end or both ends?
Yes. The assembly can be supplied with a connectorized fan-out at one end or with connectors at both ends, depending on the equipment and termination-box layout.
Which information is required for a custom quotation?
Please provide fiber type, count, wavelength, connector and polish, overall and fan-out lengths, loss limits, environmental conditions, quantity and test-document requirements.
Specify Your Fiber Optic Bundle Assembly
Send the channel count, fiber type, connector map, lengths and target optical performance for engineering review and a project-specific quotation.
