Rescoping on original expertise Multimode Fused Components: Pump combiner, Cladding Power Suppressor, Mode Field Adapter and FBGs (single, arrays, continuous) for advanced value added applications. Focus for Industrial, Medical, Sensing and Space application at 1, 1,5 micron and keen Engineering & R&D focus for production and development for High-Power, very stable reliable and 2 microns applications.
On October 2014, O-NET Communications acquired Avensys Inc. and ITF Labs from 3SPGROUP with the mission of expanding the manufacturing and distribution of high reliability optical components and modules for the telecom market as well as high power devices and sub-assemblies for the industrial market.
Avensys merger with ITF Labs to create ITF Technologies
On April 5, 2006 Avensys acquired the majority of shares in ITF Optical Technologies Inc, now ITF Labs. ITF specializes in high-level solutions for specialized photonic applications such as undersea transmission components for telecom, and manufacturing systems. These additions to the Avensys product line bring additional technological competencies and also increase the company's production capacity in a significant way.
R&D to production under the same roof
In early 2003, the company was formally named Avensys and had completed the acquisition of two other companies, including Bragg Photonics. The acquisition of Bragg Photonics, a world leader in the field of fiber Bragg grating (FBG) technology, made it possible for Avensys to develop a new generation of fiber optic sensors and open the door to the development of a multitude of FBG-based products.
The “dot-com” technology bubble burst of the early 2000s had a profound impact in the telecom industry. ITF passed through the storm with a renewed focus on multimode fiber components for higher power application.
The first incarnation of ITF was founded under ITF Optical Technologies in 1998. At the time, it was specialized in the development and manufacturing of fiber optical components (WDM couplers, demodulators, etc.) for telecom applications.
