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Connector & Terminal
OBD2, Deutsch, DB15, RJ45, Type-C, XT series, Anderson and customer-specified connectors.
CUSTOM CAPABILITY
Custom Cable Assembly Manufacturer
For cables built between defined interfaces, we review connector fit, pin mapping, cable construction, length, identification and the checks required for the target equipment.
Specify the Complete Cable Assembly
A cable assembly is confirmed as a complete interface-to-interface product: connectors, conductors, pin routing, protection, labels and packaging are reviewed together.
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Pinout & Signal Route
Built according to pin definition, diagnostic protocol and equipment interface requirements.
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Cable Structure
Length, wire gauge, core count, shielding, jacket material and branching can all be adjusted.
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Branding & Packaging
Neutral packaging, buyer labels, model stickers, barcodes and instruction sheets.
Existing Assemblies Show the Starting Point
Our catalogue provides real connector and cable examples that can be referenced when defining a new assembly.
P081
Turbo Actuator Series
Fiberglass tubes, motors and rubber grommets for turbo actuator harness assemblies.
P006
Universal Diagnostic Cables
OBD2 universal diagnostic cables, Autel series and Launch X431 series cables for mainstream scan tools and workshops.
P001
Heavy-Duty & Diesel Diagnostic
Heavy-duty diesel diagnostic cables, J1939, Cummins/common-rail, diesel harnesses and multi-output splitters.
P030
Specialty Diagnostic Cables
Tesla/EV, lithium battery and specialty vehicle diagnostic adapters and cables.
P076
Adapter Series
USB, BMW, Autel MS906, iCarsoft i80 and Launch X431 small-square adapters.
From Interface Definition to Shipment
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Send Your Info
Drawing, sample, connector photos, pinout or target device model.
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Engineering Review
Confirm connector type, wiring route, material spec and feasibility.
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Sampling
Sample made for fit, continuity and function testing.
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Mass Production
Mass production after approval, batch inspection before shipment.
QC / PROJECT BASIS
Acceptance Criteria Come First
Cable performance requirements vary by application. The required checks, limits and records are agreed before sampling rather than assumed from a generic product claim.
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Connector interfaces and mating information confirmed
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Pin map, cable length and construction reviewed against the approved specification
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Electrical or functional checks defined for the target assembly
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Labels, packaging and shipment identification checked against the order
Cable Assembly FAQ
What is the difference between a cable assembly and a wiring harness?
A cable assembly commonly connects defined interfaces in a contained cable structure, while a wiring harness may route multiple branches and discrete wires. The final classification depends on the product design.
What information is needed to define a cable assembly?
Connector part numbers or clear photos, pin mapping, cable length and construction, target equipment information, labels and required checks are useful starting inputs.
Can cable length, connector type and labels be customized?
These items can be reviewed for each project, subject to component availability, electrical requirements and manufacturing feasibility.
Do all cable assemblies use the same inspection plan?
No. Inspection points depend on the interface, signal or power requirements, cable construction and acceptance criteria agreed for the project.
Can a current product be used as the reference?
Yes. An existing product or sample can be the starting point, provided the required interfaces, pin map and permitted design changes are confirmed.
Define Both Ends of the Cable
Send the connector information, pin map, cable requirements and target equipment details available. We will identify missing inputs before quoting.
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