This application relates to the field of
fiber optic connector technology, and discloses a push-pull device for
fiber optic connectors, comprising: a housing, which is drivenly connected to a
ferrule; and a
tail sleeve, which is connected to the housing via at least two cross-limiting structures, wherein the at least two cross-limiting structures are asymmetrically distributed in the vertical direction about the axis of the push-pull device; wherein, when the
tail sleeve is pushed or pulled, the housing and the
ferrule can move along the axis of the push-pull device. The asymmetrical cross-limiting structures can form staggered constraint forces in the radial and axial directions, effectively suppressing tilting or torsion of the housing and
tail sleeve due to unilateral force. Furthermore, the asymmetrical distribution can disperse the push-
pull force in different directions, avoiding
stress concentration or local wear caused by symmetrical structures, reducing loosening or jamming caused by external forces or improper operation, and improving the stability and reliability of the connection between the tail sleeve and the housing. This application also discloses a
fiber optic connector.