Fiber Optic Patch Cord
Equipment connection and fiber distribution
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Fiber Optic Accessories
Connection, termination and aerial installation accessories matched to the cable route.
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Fiber Optic Pigtail
Splicing and termination in fiber distribution points
View product detailsFiber Optic Adapter
Optical connector coupling and distribution
View product detailsDrop Cable Clamp
FTTH outdoor drop cable fixing
View product detailsSuspension Clamp
Aerial cable suspension and route support
View product detailsAnchor Clamp
Aerial cable anchoring and tension support
View product detailsJiaxin Factory Workflow
Turn the RFQ Into a Production-Ready Order
Jiaxin reviews the requested model against the route and turns the confirmed requirements into a controlled production and inspection file.
Drawing and BOM
Confirm cable construction, fibre brand, materials, colour code, printing and tolerance before production.
Production checkpoints
Track colouring, tube extrusion, stranding, sheathing and armour steps required by the selected model.
Test records
Define attenuation, OTDR, dimensional and mechanical checks and the records required before shipment.
Export packing
Confirm drum length, labels, moisture protection, loading plan and destination documents.
Jiaxin procurement checklist
Build an accessories BOM that matches the cable order
Optical connection parts and aerial fittings solve different procurement tasks. Split the BOM by interface, then match every item to the cable or equipment it serves. Jiaxin's mixed-order review helps identify missing dimensions and packing details; compatibility must be confirmed for the selected product, not inferred from a category photograph.
| Order item | Information to supply | Approval risk |
|---|---|---|
| Patch cords and pigtails | Fibre specification, connector type, UPC/APC polish, length and jacket | Check both ends of a patch cord and the intended splice end of a pigtail. |
| Adapters | Connector interface, simplex/duplex format and mounting details | Confirm the panel and mating connector before approval. |
| Drop clamps | Cable shape, width/height or diameter, application and specified load | A flat drop cable and a round cable may need different fittings. |
| Anchor/suspension fittings | Cable diameter range, attachment interface and approved load requirements | Do not treat an anchor and a suspension fitting as interchangeable. |
| Mixed-order packing | Quantity per SKU, bag/carton labels and destination packing list | Separate visually similar parts to reduce receiving errors. |
From RFQ to approved supply
- Attach the cable list and equipment interfaces to the accessories BOM.
- Resolve missing connector polish, cable dimensions and hardware load requirements.
- Agree samples or drawing review and item-specific acceptance checks where required.
- Confirm SKU labels, carton grouping and packing-list references before dispatch.
Procurement questions
Is a connector name enough to order patch cords?
No. Include fibre specification, connector type and polish at each end, length and jacket requirements. Check the equipment interfaces; UPC and APC must not be assumed compatible.
Can one clamp be used for every drop-cable model?
No. Compare the fitting's specified cable range and load requirements with the actual cable dimensions and installation interface. Ask for the relevant drawing or sample review when the fit is uncertain.
How should accessories be packed with cable drums?
Use an itemized packing list with separate accessory SKU labels and carton quantities. Agree protection and loading arrangements for the shipment instead of leaving loose components unidentified among the drums.