e·LINK (Ever Expresslink)

Complete Fiber Optic Product Lines From Patch Cords and Connectors to FTTH Solutions and Test Equipment

Company profile

Ever Expresslink Limited, trading as e·LINK, manufactures and supplies a complete range of fiber optic components from Haishu District, Ningbo. The company has been in optics since 2009 — 15+ years — and is used by telecom integrators and distributors worldwide.

The catalogue runs to 209 product models across 18 product lines. Passive components cover fiber optic patch cords (11), pigtails (12, in SC, LC, FC, ST and MTP for splicing and termination), connectors (8, in SC, LC, FC, ST and MTRJ with ceramic ferrules), adapters (45, across standard, hybrid and bare fiber sub-series), attenuators (10, fixed and plug-style for EDFA, DWDM and PON power setting) and splitters (6, PLC and FBT for PON and FTTH).

Enclosure and distribution products cover faceplates and wall outlets (11), splice closures (17, in horizontal and dome sub-series for aerial, duct and buried networks), fiber terminal boxes (7), ODF optical distribution frames (7) and FTTH solutions (11, including FTTH termination boxes and field-assembly fast connectors). Active and support lines add media converters (8), test equipment (15), fiber cleaning tools (3), passive components (3), fiber accessories (11) and a coaxial and RF range (11, covering coaxial cable, coaxial connectors, RF splitters and antennas).

Quality practice centres on precision ceramic ferrules and polished endfaces for stable insertion and return loss, with every assembly optically inspected and tested before it ships. OEM and custom work covers custom lengths, polish types and private-label packaging, supported by reliable bulk supply and fast delivery for integrators and distributors.

Who Benefits Most From This Supplier: ISPs and FTTH network operators building last-mile PON networks, telecom system integrators and turnkey contractors, data centre operators needing high-density patch cords and MTP trunk assemblies, cable TV and HFC operators (coaxial and RF range alongside fiber), fiber optic distributors and wholesalers stocking a full catalogue from one source, structured cabling installers, mobile network operators building fronthaul and backhaul, utility and railway telecoms, government and campus network projects, private-label brand owners needing OEM patch cords and closures under their own packaging, network maintenance contractors buying test equipment and cleaning tools, and construction and civil contractors installing splice closures and terminal boxes in aerial, duct and buried environments.