SC/UPC 6 Fibers Single Mode 9/125µm Fiber Optic Pigtail Color-Coded Unjacketed

The SC/UPC 6 Fibers Single Mode Fiber Optic Pigtail is a high-density termination solution designed for efficient fusion splicing in telecom and data center networks. It features six individually color-coded OS2 single-mode fibers, each factory-terminated with SC/UPC connectors on one end and left unjacketed on the other for direct splicing into ODFs, splice trays, and fiber distribution panels.

Built with 9/125μm OS2 bend-insensitive fiber, this assembly provides low attenuation and stable long-distance transmission performance. The color-coded design improves fiber identification and simplifies installation in complex structured cabling environments.

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• 6-fiber bundled pigtail for multi-channel termination
• SC/UPC precision polished connectors for low return loss
• OS2 9/125μm single-mode bend-insensitive fiber
• Color-coded fibers for easy identification and management
• Unjacketed bare fiber ends for fusion splicing
• Low insertion loss and stable optical performance
• High return loss for improved signal integrity
• Flexible and easy-to-route fiber structure
• Suitable for ODF and splice tray systems
• RoHS compliant environmentally safe materials

• Optical distribution frame (ODF) termination
• Fiber splice closure and tray installations
• Telecom central office cabling systems
• Data center fiber backbone management
• FTTH/FTTx access network deployment
• Structured cabling distribution systems

We support OEM customization including fiber counts (1–24 fibers), connector types (SC/LC/FC/ST), polish options (UPC/APC), fiber grades (OS1/OS2/OM1/OM2/OM3/OM4), jacketed or unjacketed structures, and custom lengths. Private labeling and packaging solutions are available for bulk and project requirements.

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Q1: What is the purpose of an unjacketed fiber pigtail?
A: It is designed for direct fusion splicing, enabling low-loss permanent fiber connections in ODFs and splice trays.

Q2: Why use OS2 single-mode fiber?
A: OS2 fiber supports low attenuation and long-distance transmission, making it ideal for telecom and backbone networks.

Q3: What does SC/UPC mean?
A: SC is the connector type with a push-pull design, and UPC refers to ultra physical contact polishing for low reflection.

Q4: Why are the fibers color-coded?
A: Color coding helps technicians quickly identify and manage multiple fibers during installation and maintenance.

Q5: Where is this product typically used?
A: It is commonly used in data centers, telecom central offices, and FTTH distribution systems.