Welcome Per Kristiansson
Micropol is proud to be the market technology leader in passive fiber optics. In order to enhance and to share our knowledge, we are pleased to welcome Per Kristiansson as trainer, to Micropol.
News
Great days at DSEI 2019
Last week we exhibited DSEI 2019 in London and we had four fantastic days, mainly due to our visitors’ questions, curiosity and proposals. DSEI are arranged every second year and have 1600 exhibitors from 50 different countries. We are alreadylooking forward to DSEI 2021, which again will be held in London.
Meet us at DSEI in London
This year together with over 1.600 exhibitors and 35.000 visitors we are attending the world leading Defence & Security event DSEI in London 10-13 September.
Micropol extends contract with Biotage
The Swedish and British medtech global Biotage has extended and increased its current contract with Micropol. The contract, which was first signed in 2017, will secure deliveries to the Biotage UK operations until mid-2020.
Welcome Jennifer Larsson
We continue to strengthen our sales and marketing team. Jennifer Larsson joined Micropol on April 23, 2019 as Marketing and Communication manager.
High performance in extreme tropical environments
Micropol is one of the most experienced companies in the world when it comes to fiber optic applications for demanding situations. Our products are known for their high quality and solid craftsmanship, made to last a lifetime.
Micropol on stage at Norrskensgruppen´s technology days
With the core value 'To deliver a fiber network that is reliable from the north to the south', Norrsken invited Magnus Sickeldal, Micropol's Key Account Manager Telecom & Broadcast, as speaker on the subject “Future proof products” at their technology days in Sundsvall.
We educate the fiber specialists of the Armed Forces
Micropol is the given choice when the Swedish Armed Forces Technical School (FMTS) appoints a supplier for training in fiber systems and fiber optics.
Micropol delivers rugged performance to research ship
Micropol will equip the Swedish research vessel Svea with the smallest expanded beam connectors on the market (the FALCON) delivered with a durable rugged cable with insertion loss less than 1,2 dB.