Multimode fiber patch cables are the de facto standard of today in terms of providing multi-application connection support in high data volume and high speed transmission requirement scenarios.
These cables are capable of supporting multiple applications.
And they can provide the same levels of performance as the backbone optical fiber network.
This results in a complete leverage of the underlying high-quality network.
Using a multimode patch would, in a nutshell, enable multiple streams of data to flow through the wire at any given point of time.
So if the overall network structure requires a number of applications to work in tandem that would involve transferring data possibly in a simultaneous manner over the network, these cables are the clear choices.
In fact, there are a number of benefits that arise from using these cables.
The primary benefits of using these cables are listed below.

• High speed of network: The speed of the optical fiber networks are the fastest available on earth today.
  These networks use light as the data transfer medium.
  As a result, the data that gets transferred happens at an extremely high speed.
  The patch cables are well-tuned to work with the fast networks.
  
• Multichannel support: This is the key differentiator for a multimode fiber patch.
  These patches support multiple data transfer sessions in parallel.
  In fact, these patches are thicker compared to the single-patch ones to provide this support.
  
• High bandwidth and data transfer rate: The bandwidth of these patches are high, as high as the optical network backbone.
  The high speed of transfer and the capability of transferring multiple data streams at the same time lead to this high bandwidth.
  As a result the transfer rate of data increases drastically compared to single-mode patches.
  
• Minimal attenuation: These patches let the signal move forward with minimal attenuation.
  As a result, the devices get signals as strong as the network sends it.
  
• External noise tolerance: The channels are well-insulated against external electro-magnetic signals.
  Thus the presence of additional unrelated signals does not hamper the quality of data transmitted.
  The information carrier, the light signal, is completely insulated by the glass or plastic fiber from the other external signals.
  
• Multi-application support: The multimode fiber patch cables are capable of supporting multiple kinds of applications.
  This involves supporting a number of application classes, such as the 62.
  5/125 applications.
  The devices may have different apertures and application support requirements, and today there are a number of patches available to support all these different aperture and application requirements.
  

Clearly, these patches are worth using in terms of the sheer kinds of benefits they provide.
Get a well-warranted multimode fiber patch cable and you would enjoy the best of your device applications and high-end backbone network.