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nanoPrecision Products' Ferrolder Over-Performs Traditional Ceramic Fiber Optic Connectors

nanoPrecision Products has unveiled third-party optical and environmental testing data that show its next generation fiber optic connector, called the Ferrolder, over-performs traditional ceramic SC style ferrules and connectors and qualifies for a Single Optical Connector SC-UPC Kit by Verizon.

The data, derived from independent testing, design verification and qualification laboratory Experior Laboratories, was presented today at OFC 2016 in a joint poster session with Verizon titled “Optical and Environmental Performance of an Epoxy-less, Metallic, Single-mode SC UPC Ferrolder® Based Connector.”

The Ferrolder is a breakthrough fiber optic connector with a novel design that combines the ferrule connector and holder in one. Constructed from titanium without the use of epoxy, the new component eliminates the single largest cause of connector failure while also dramatically lowering costs.

“The Ferrolder’s exceptional performance and acceptance by Verizon truly affirm the value it can bring to the telecommunications and data communications industries moving forward,” said Michael K. Barnoski, Ph.D., founder and chief executive officer. “We believe that, with its 21st century design, our connector is well positioned to become the new standard in the Big Data era.”

The Ferrolder is backward compatible with traditional ceramic fiber optic connectors. nanoPrecision Products expects to launch the product commercially in the second half of 2016.

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