Hard Plastic-Clad Fiber HP300330E650

Hard Plastic-Clad Fiber HP300330E650

Supplier
Fiberock
Part Number
HP300330E650
Category
Optical Fibers
Origin
China

Hard polymer-clad fiber, HCS Fiber or Hard Clad Silica Fiber, uses hard plastic cladding for greater mechanical strength and wear resistance than conventional silica glass fiber. It comprises a silica core and UV-cured plastic cladding with shear modulus at least 150 MPa, thickness 10-20 μm, relative refractive index difference Δ of 2.5%-7.5% from pure silica, and numerical aperture NA=0.37. This provides strength and durability while the hard polymer exterior maintains flexibility. The cladding protects the core from mechanical stress, humidity, chemicals, and temperature changes, enabling harsh-environment operation and extending service life.

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Overview

Hard polymer-clad fiber, HCS Fiber or Hard Clad Silica Fiber, uses hard plastic cladding for greater mechanical strength and wear resistance than conventional silica glass fiber. It comprises a silica core and UV-cured plastic cladding with shear modulus at least 150 MPa, thickness 10-20 μm, relative refractive index difference Δ of 2.5%-7.5% from pure silica, and numerical aperture NA=0.37. This provides strength and durability while the hard polymer exterior maintains flexibility. The cladding protects the core from mechanical stress, humidity, chemicals, and temperature changes, enabling harsh-environment operation and extending service life.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Fiber Core300 μm
Cladding330 μm
Coating layer650 μm
Spectral Range400nm-2200nm
Numerical Aperture0.37 ± 0.02
Concentricity Deviation ≤30 um
Core Noncircularity ≤2 %
Cladding Noncircularity ≤2 %
Operating Temperature–65 to +150
Bend Radius [Long-term]≥70mm
Bend Radius [Short-term]≥35mm
Proof-test strength100 kpsi
Core MaterialLow-OH Pure Silica Core
Cladding MaterialLow-Index Acrylic Cladding
Coating materialAcrylic Resin/Teflon Buffer Layer
REACH reportCompliant with standards
RoHS reportCompliant with standards

Key Features

High numerical aperture: hard polymer-clad fiber transmits more optical energy, making it well suited to short-distance communication and data transmission. Low loss: attenuation remains low even over long distances, making it well suited to long-distance communication. High bandwidth: transmits large quantities of data for high-speed transfer. Good bend resistance: low attenuation even when bent, suiting confined spaces. Low weight and small size: easy installation and maintenance for a wide variety of applications.

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Qinhuangdao Guangyan Technology Co., Ltd. (FIBEROCK), located in the Economic and Technological Development Zone, Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, is a high-tech enterprise focusing on optical fibers, crystal materials, and optical components. The company integrates R&D, production, sales and service, specializing in specialty optical fibers and devices. Its products are widely used in medical treatment, fiber sensing, environmental monitoring equipment, biochemical analytical instruments, laser processing and other fields. The company has advanced specialty fiber drawing production lines and medical-grade clean workshops, and has passed ISO9001 quality system certification.

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