The OSFP Optical Module Housing is designed specifically for supporting OSFP (Octal Small Form-Factor Pluggable) optical modules, widely used in data centers, high-performance computing (HPC), network communications, and 5G infrastructure. The manufacturing of the OSFP optical module housing typically involves
Zinc Alloy Precision Die Casting, ensuring precision and structural strength of the housing. The housing is made of
Zinc Alloy die casting shell material, which not only offers excellent corrosion resistance but also effectively reduces the weight of the optical module, improving system stability and durability.
The design of OSFP optical module housings focuses on high-density, high-speed data transmission, and low power consumption. To meet these requirements, the use of
Zinc Alloy precision parts ensures higher precision and consistency, maintaining stable performance in high-speed signal transmission. With the growing demand for network bandwidth, the market for OSFP optical module housings is also expanding rapidly.
