Category: News & Events
What is a ‘toneable’ fiber drop cable assembly?
… [...] Read moreWhat is the maximum 10g multimode fiber distance?
10G multimode fiber (MMF) is a type of fiber optic cable that is capable of supporting 10 Gbps data transfer rates. It is designed for use in high-speed network applications and is typically used in data centers, enterprise networks, and … [...] Read more
TyRex Technology Family Best of 2022
The year 2022 brought back in-person events and new initiatives for the TyRex Technology Family. Some honorable mentions for this year include the team’s visit to AMUG and the addition of our new research entity, STG 4 Fronts. … [...] Read more
Megladon Fiber Optic Products Launch Through Mouser Electronics Distribution
Customers can expect immediate shipping and quick delivery through partnership with global logistics network. AUSTIN, Texas – Megladon Manufacturing, an Austin-based fiber optic assembly company, announced today a selection of their products launching on the Mouser Electronics distri [...] Read more
TyRex Technology Family Best of 2021
2021 had its highs and lows, but the TyRex Technology Family ultimately proved that it is a company that is Built to Last as we persevered and thrived throughout the year. We had a lot of great moments in 2021, … [...] Read more
Custom Fiber Optic Mandrel
A recent collaboration between TekRex and Megladon resulted in a super-compact fiber routing application. A mandrel system was designed to coil discrete lengths of fiber cable into the cassette, nesting them into one another. The size of the unit, with … [...] Read more
Fiber Optics in Focus
LC Connectors In this Fiber Optics in Focus video series, we’re honing in on some of the industry’s most used and well-known fiber optic products Megladon has to offer. To kick this series off, we’re focusing on the LC … [...] Read more
Fiber Face-Off: Field vs Factory Terminated Fiber Optic Cables
The terms ‘field terminated’ and ‘factory terminated’ are common for many fiber optic technicians, but the average person would not know the difference. A ‘terminated’ fiber optic cable is simply a cable with a connector attached to the end – … [...] Read more