Fiber optic pigtail OEM ST 62.5/125 µm multimode 1 m, 0.9 mm jacket

Fiber optic pigtail OEM ST 62.5/125 µm multimode, 1 m length with 0.9 mm jacket is a short fiber lead terminated with an ST connector. It uses multimode 62.5/125 µm fiber and is intended for splicing, patching and terminating fiber links in LANs, telecom racks and laboratory setups. The pigtail enables simple connection of fibers to ST-equipped devices and simplifies network terminations.

Advantages

The pigtail provides a factory-terminated ST connector on a 1 m multimode fiber with a 0.9 mm jacket, ensuring consistent connector geometry and repeatable connections. Using 62.5/125 µm multimode fiber makes it compatible with legacy multimode equipment and simplifies installation in existing multimode infrastructures. Its short length and OEM design are convenient for fusion splicing or mechanical splicing workflows.

Suitable for

• Splicing and fusion splicing to patch cables or backbone fibers
• Terminating fibers in telecom cabinets and LAN patch panels
• Connecting to ST-equipped transceivers, switches and test instruments
• Laboratory and field testing where short multimode leads are required

Key specifications

• Connector type: ST (bayonet)
• Fiber type: Multimode 62.5/125 µm
• Length: 1 m
• Jacket diameter: 0.9 mm
• MPN: 2200
• EAN: 8595589822003

How to use

Prepare the primary fiber by stripping and cleaving according to the splicing method to be used. Align and splice the pigtail to the installed fiber using fusion or mechanical splicing equipment, then protect the splice with a heat-shrink sleeve or splice tray. Route the pigtail to the equipment and insert the ST connector into the corresponding ST adapter or device port. Verify continuity and signal quality with appropriate test equipment.

Usage recommendations

Handle the 0.9 mm jacketed fiber carefully to avoid tight bends and excessive pulling. Store unused pigtails in a dust-free environment and keep connector end-faces clean with proper fiber cleaning tools. Match fiber type (62.5/125 µm multimode) to the existing network to avoid modal mismatch and signal loss.