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Enabling Superior Lighting Solutions

AmbientFiber®
Enabling Superior Lighting Solutions
Radial-emitting illumination fibers with optimum design freedom for uniform lighting effects in product design or for ambient lighting. Simple to install and offering considerable freedom for product designers.
fiber optics certification

Your advantages at a glance
Homogeneous light distribution
Customer-specific cable types are possible
Various fiber cross-sections for optimal bending and lighting properties
Small bending radiuses
No photodarkening
Small fiber core diameters for especially fine lines
Large fiber core diameters for more intense effects
Any color can be shown (depending on light source)
Durable and long-lasting
Cost-effective
Exterior form can be designed as required
High damage thresholds
Fiber conducts no current (EMC)

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