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Designed for demanding environments, our multi-core armored jumpers integrate multiple fiber channels within a single, crush-resistant armored casing. Ideal for data centers, industrial networks, and outdoor installations, they deliver high-density, interference-free connectivity with military-grade durability—ensuring reliable performance where standard cables fail.

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Multi Core Armored Jumper

Multi Core Armored Jumper

Multi Core Armored Jumper

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A multi-core armored jumper is a heavy-duty fiber optic cable with multiple fibers. It has a protective metal or Kevlar armor layer. Contains 2-144 fibers in one tough jacket. Combines high capacity with extreme durability. Used where both performance and protection are critical. Features reinforced connectors for reliable terminations.
Ideal for data center backbone connections. Used in industrial automation systems. Perfect for military field deployments. Essential for offshore oil rig communications. Deployed in harsh factory environments. Connects cell tower equipment securely. Supports high-density network applications. Protects fibers in high-traffic areas.
Standard versions carry 2-24 fibers. High-density models have up to 144 fibers. Fiber count depends on cable diameter. More fibers save space in racks. Choose based on port availability. Higher counts need MTP/MPO connectors.
Two main armor types available: Stainless steel - maximum crush resistance Kevlar - lightweight flexibility Some combine both materials. All types stop rodent damage. Protects against crushing forces.
Yes, but with care. Minimum bend radius applies. Typically 10x cable diameter. Kevlar versions bend easier. Avoid sharp kinks. Follow manufacturer guidelines. Proper bending prevents fiber damage.
Use fiber optic cleaning kits. Never blow with your mouth. Special wipes for end faces. Inspect with microscope. Clean before each connection. Dirty connectors cause signal loss.
Works with standard fiber ports. Match connector types to equipment. Check polarity for multi-fiber versions. Verify fiber type (single/multi-mode). Confirm length requirements. Some need special adapter panels.