As a professional fiber optic pigtail manufacturer with 20 years of experience, OTRANS specializes in bulk production of standard pigtail solutions. Our 40,000㎡ factory produces high-quality single mode and multimode OFC pigtail products in standard LC, SC, FC, and ST interfaces, serving data centers, FTTx, and telecom applications with reliable performance and competitive factory-direct pricing. We focus on consistent quality and volume production to meet your project requirements.
As a professional fiber optic pigtail manufacturer with 20 years of experience, OTRANS specializes in bulk production of standard pigtail solutions. Our 40,000㎡ factory produces high-quality single mode and multimode OFC pigtail products in standard LC, SC, FC, and ST interfaces, serving data centers, FTTx, and telecom applications with reliable performance and competitive factory-direct pricing. We focus on consistent quality and volume production to meet your project requirements.
As your trusted fiber optic pigtail factory, OTRANS focuses on standardized production to ensure consistent quality and reliable performance. Our bulk supply capability makes us the ideal partner for large-scale deployments.
A fiber optic pigtail—a short, single-fiber cable with one end terminated and the other exposed for splicing—is primarily used to connect optical cables to equipment in communication networks. As a professional factory, OTRANS offers a wide range of high-quality standard pigtails designed for reliable performance in data centers, FTTx, and telecom applications.
1. Mechanical connection
After peeling, cutting, and cleaning the laid optical fibers and pigtails, insert them into the matching tray to align, cut, and lock them.
2. Splicing
Use a wire stripper to remove the outer skin of the laid optical fibers and fibers, clean and wipe the bare fibers with an alcohol cotton, cut the optical fibers with an optical fiber cutter, and melt them together with a welding tool under the protection of a welding disk.
3. Bulk Supply Advantage
Our factory-direct model ensures competitive pricing and stable supply for standard pigtail products, supporting your project timelines and budget requirements.
Optical fibers are routed in pairs. Bend the optical fibers into a circle and bind them properly.
The ports on both ends of the optical fiber must be the same as those on the peer end.
When routing optical fibers, minimize bends and do not tighten cable ties. When routing optical fibers between rows, route cables through cable Bridges and use plastic corrugated protective tubes (corrugated pipes and winding tubes).
The tail end that is not used for the time being should be covered with a sheath and neatly coiled. As an experienced fiber optic pigtail supplier, OTRANS recommends following these best practices to maintain the integrity of OFC pigtails during installation.
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