Plastic optical fiber - 3 mm side glow fiber optic, full body emitting fiber optics, solid and soft MMA milky white material
Description
TX POF company’s another main product is solid core plastic fiber optic cable for lighting. Our fiber is rugged, non-conductive, water resistant and flexible. The fiber is able to transmit light along its length with minimal loss of intensity and no heat transfer. Side Light Fiber is designed to be illuminated with halogen or LED light sources.
Plastic optical fiber - 3 mm side glow fiber optic, full body emitting fiber optics, solid and soft MMA milky white material
Specifications |
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| Core Diameter: | 3000 um |
| Wavelength Range: | 380-780nm |
| Cable Length: | 1 m |
| Fiber Core Material: | Not Specified |
| Fiber Material: | MMA |
| Cladding Material: | PTFE |
Features
- IR and UV light are not transmitted.
- Low cost and long life.
- Easy to install
- The fiber itself needs no maintenance.
- Flexible, durable, light weight and portable.
- Environmentally friendly.
- Multiple fibers can be added to a single light source reducing energy and maintenance costs.
- Can be used in water, snow or ice.
- Highly visible and attractive.
- Can be used for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Suitable for temperatures of -40°C to 120°C
Applications
For use in a range of applications:
- Safety lighting
- Decorative lighting
- Inspection lighting
- Non-conductive lighting for electricity-free areas
- Alternative lighting
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
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- No markups, no fees
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How to order?
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Ships from:
China
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On FindLight:
since 2021
Frequently Asked Questions
The main feature of the plastic optical fiber is that it is rugged, non-conductive, water resistant, and flexible.
The side light fiber can be illuminated with halogen or LED light sources.
Yes, the fiber can be used in water, snow, or ice.
The fiber is suitable for temperatures of -40°C to 120°C.
Yes, multiple fibers can be added to a single light source, which helps reduce energy and maintenance costs.