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Hermetic Feedthrough

Optical signals inside a vacuum or high pressure chamber.

With the help of hermetically sealed optical feedthroughs it is possible to get optical signals inside vacuum and pressure chambers. The parts can withstand pressures of up to 1000 bar and a vacuum with up to 10-8 Torr.

Different types are available for single mode fibers, GI fibers, and large core multi-mode fibers (200 – 1000 µm). By default, the feedthroughs are equipped with FC/PC and FC/APC connectors for single mode fibers and with SMA connectors for multi-mode fibers. Customer specific connectors are available upon request.

Also available upon request are special designs for single mode polarization-maintaining fibers, multi-channel feedthroughs (up to ten fibers), and hybrid feedthroughs (optical/electrical).

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Hermetic Feedthroughs

Hermetic Feedthrough - Hermetic Feedthroughs from SQS

Optical Fiber Feedthroughs for Vacuum and High Pressure Applications

SQS fibre feedthroughs are equipped with a special sealing technology that makes it possible to use fibres in extreme vacuum or high-pressure applications. At the same time, it protects the fibres from the effects of several oils and gases.

The feedthroughs are available for singlemode, multimode or polarization-maintaining fibres and are offered with adapter or pigtail interfaces. All specifications are checked for accuracy. 

Hermetic Feedthrough - Hermetic Feedthroughs from SEDI-ATI

Wide range of fiber optic feedthroughs for a variety of applications

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