Products
Thirty product lines across five industries. Every one is configured to order: length, fibre count, connectors, jacket and labelling. Pick one and ask for a quote.
Radix Fibrotech makes 30 fibre optic product lines in Pune, grouped by industry: MTP/MPO assemblies for data centres, camera, SDI and audio cable for broadcast, tactical and mil-aero assemblies for defence, sealed connectors for energy and offshore, and terminations for industrial and medical systems. Each product is configured to order by length, fibre count, connectors, jacket and labelling, and priced on request.
Data centre
High-density MTP/MPO trunking, patch assemblies and structured cabling for hyperscale halls, colocation and campus backbone.
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Broadcast
SMPTE camera links, SDI infrastructure, optical conversion and multi-channel audio for studios, OB and touring installations.
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Defence and aerospace
Mil-spec assemblies, tactical cable and optical harnesses for airborne, ground and deployed platforms.
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Energy and offshore
Sealed connectors and PCF terminations for turbine nacelles, substations, offshore platforms and plant control loops.
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Industrial and medical
Plastic optical fibre terminations, imaging assemblies and laser-delivery connectors for machines and medical systems.
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Questions buyers ask
Can I order a standard length?
Yes. Every assembly is built to order, so you state the length and tolerance you need, whether it is a common length or one measured on site.
What should I send for a quote?
The fibre type (OS2, OM3, OM4 or OM5), the fibre count, the connector at each end, the length, the polarity for MPO, the jacket rating, the labelling and the quantity. A drawing or BOM is welcome.
Which products suit a data centre?
MTP/MPO trunk cables for the backbone between racks, MTP/MPO patch cords for cassettes and parallel optics, MPO breakout cables to LC for duplex ports, and LC or SC patch cords for equipment.
Send us your drawing.
Tell us the fibre type, count, connectors and lengths. An engineer reads every request and replies with questions or a quote.