Optical Fibres
Special Fibres for your Applications
A special optical fibre differs from a conventional transmission optical fibre either by its atypical geometry (e.g. microstructured), or by the choice of materials used in its core, cladding or coating. Transforming a special fibre into a component, for integration into a laser system for example, involves making it functional in order to protect its end or to couple it to another fibre.
All our fibres are designed, manufactured and characterised in house and tailored to cover your most specific applications. You will find below all our standard products.
All products
Bismuth Doped Fibres – BDF
The development of the Bismuth doped fibre was driven by the demand of the telecom market for increasing the available data bandwidth through O-band amplifier.
[...]Aluminum Coated Fibres – AL
Metal-coated silica fibres offer higher mechanical and chemical robustness than polymer-coated fibres for many applications in harsh environment conditions (high temperature, radiation…).
[...]Endlessly Single-Mode Fibres – ESM
These fibers display an endlessly single mode behaviour and do not exhibit a high order mode cut off. They are therefore ideally suited for excellent mode delivery in the visible [...]
Supercontinuum Fibres – SUP
These fibres offer both a low dispersion at the pump wavelength and a high numerical aperture. They are therefore particularly well suited for the efficient generation of supercontinuum with titanium-sapphire, [...]
Airclad Fibres – ACF
These pure silica multimode fibres offer both a large core diameter and a very high numerical aperture, making them particularly well suited for power delivery and light collection for spectroscopy [...]