Micropol is a certified service hub for FUW/PUW caballing from LEMO Nordic. We repair a large number of cables each year, and some deliveries are more important than others. Like this time, where the cables are to be used at the Monte Carlo rally.
Product development has been the key to Micropol’s success since the foundation of the company in 1988. In many cases, the Swedish Armed Forces (SAF) has been the end user. The introduction of our new mechanical cable drum is based on that experience and is designed for extreme environments, both civil and military.
As part of Micropol’s international expansion, our distributor in Turkey, SACA Elektronik, has been appointed to represent us in East Europe.
We are expanding our knowledgeable and dedicated R&D department. Mattias Hallin started his service with us on September 1, 2020, as R&D Designer - Mechanical Engineer.
When the Swedish Armed Forces enter critical and hostile situations on land or sea, it is Micropol’s fiber optic technology that keeps systems connected. Since the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) introduced fiber optics to the Swedish Armed Forces (SAF) in the early 1980’s, Micropol has partnered with FMV in developing passive fiber optic components for extreme environments.
Micropol has always taken the lead in terms of quality within passive fiber optics. Of course we are qualified against “Robust Fiber Anläggning”, a quality stamp proving our abilities within our field of profession.
On March 17-19, Micropol will attend SSNF's Annual Conference together with several of our customers. The conference is divided into two days where the first day, hosted by Utsikt Bredband, focuses on the future from a national and regional perspective.
Something we know for certainty about the future is that more information will be sent digitally. In Telecom & Broadcast, we offer key parts to networks where the quality requirements are the highest. Complex fiber optic networks simplified to connect people. At the speed of light.
Every year 1 of 3 gets cancer .But everyone is affected. This year we give a gift to the Swedish Cancer Society who finance research to beat cancer and works with spreading the knowledge about cancer and how we can prevent it.