Fiber Harnesses
Harnesses comprise one or more tails (or cables) of fiber optics which transmit the light from the illuminator over a distance.
They are joined together in a connector (common end) and are normally separate at the other end. Harnesses may be terminated at the loose end depending on the type of fiber used.
Glass Fiber Harnesses
Universal Fiber Optic Lighting are the ONLY manufacturer of raw fiber for lighting in the United Kingdom.
Glass fiber is most commonly used in its end-emitting configuration to transmit light from the illuminator to individual points of delivery.
View more information on glass fiber harnesses.
End Terminations
End terminations such as ferrules, flex and stays and shepherds crooks finish the loose ends of multi-stranded fiber.
The type of ferrule or end termination used will depend on the application and the type of end fitting desired.
View more information on our end terminations.
PMMA Fiber Harnesses
We offer a range of PMMA fiber harness options in both end-emitting and side-glow varieties.
End emitting is available in both sheathed and unsheathed configurations and in a number of sizes. We also offer a varied range of sideglow fiber which all output different lighting effects.
View more information on PMMA fiber harnesses.
Common Ends
The common end is used to bind all the fiber tails together in a single connection, which can then be plugged into a standard sized fitting on an illuminator.
Available in various sizes, common ends are different for glass and PMMA fiber, with those for glass being larger.
View more information on our common ends.
