Amphenol Fiber Systems International

Amphenol Fiber Systems International (AFSI) is a division of Amphenol Corporation, a major player in interconnect products. AFSI specializes in the design, manufacturing, and supply of fiber optic connectivity products and solutions. Here’s an overview of the company:


Key Areas of Focus


AFSI offers a wide range of products and services catering to both commercial and military markets. The company's expertise extends to various domains, including telecommunications, data centers, military and aerospace applications, industrial markets, and broadband.


Products and Solutions


1. Fiber Optic Connectors: These are designed for high reliability in harsh environments, commonly used in military and aerospace applications.


2. Cable Assemblies: Custom and standard fiber optic cable assemblies that are suitable for different applications, including tactical and harsh environment use.


3. Fiber Optic Adapters and Attenuators: Used to connect different types of fiber optic connectors and manage signal strength.


4. Enclosures: Protective housings and cabinets for fiber optic connections, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.


5. Media Converters and Transceivers: These convert signals from one form of transmission to another, essential for integrating different types of network equipment.


Markets and Applications


- Military and Aerospace: Ruggedized and reliable fiber optic solutions for use in demanding environments such as battlefields and aerospace applications.


- Telecommunications: High-speed connectivity for wired and wireless communication networks.


- Industrial: Durable solutions tailored for industrial automation, process control, and infrastructural projects.


- Broadband: Components that facilitate high-speed data transmission in residential, business, and municipal settings.


Quality and Standards


AFSI is known for adhering to stringent quality controls and standards, ensuring their products meet industry-specific regulations and certifications. The company often works to comply with military specifications like MIL-STD and other industry benchmarks for performance and reliability.


Global Presence


Being a part of the larger Amphenol Corporation, AFSI benefits from a global footprint. With manufacturing, sales, and support operations around the world, the company can offer localized expertise and near-customer support for a variety of regions and industries.


Innovation and R&D


AFSI invests heavily in research and development to stay at the forefront of fiber optic technology. They often introduce new products and solutions that push the boundaries of speed, reliability, and efficiency in fiber optic communication.


Summary


Amphenol Fiber Systems International is a key player in the fiber optics industry, known for its high-quality, reliable products designed to meet the needs of demanding environments. With a strong focus on innovation and a comprehensive portfolio of solutions, AFSI serves a wide range of industries globally.


Products

M83522 MIL ST, M28876 fiber optic connectors, fiber optic cables assemblies, boxes and systems

Allen USA

1300 Central Expressway N, #100
Allen TX 75013
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