High-Temperature Overmolded Cable Assembly
Protect the electrical path through heat, cycling and material change
Separate service temperature from molding temperature, then engineer every interface between them.
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Models, Part Numbers & Sourcing
Find a cable model or material part number, then send it for a custom replacement or original-part sourcing review.
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Connector & Material Part Numbers
Materials identified for the specific interface or molding process.
- Bostik
Thermelt 867
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Bostik
Thermelt 858
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Bostik
Thermelt 195
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 641
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 646
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 673
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 678
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 682
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
- Henkel
TECHNOMELT PA 687
Thermally resistant molding polyamide candidate
Custom compatible replacements · Original-parts sourcing
Configuration & Project Review
01 Thermal profile
Identify continuous temperatures, short peaks, dwell time, thermal cycling and current-generated heat at each zone.
02 Complete material stack
Review wire insulation, connector or sensor inserts, overmold resin and seals together. The lowest-rated element can limit the assembly.
03 Processing versus service
Do not treat softening point, molding temperature or an unloaded resin temperature range as a finished cable operating rating.
04 Adhesion and geometry
Confirm jacket and housing compatibility, wall sections, mechanical interlocks, exit shape and stress relief through thermal expansion and contraction.
05 Fluids and sealing
Specify the actual oil, coolant, humidity or other exposure and the required sealing condition before and after thermal cycling.
06 Release evidence
Freeze material identities, conditioning, tooling and the process window, then agree electrical, mechanical and environmental evidence for the real configuration.
Send the part number, drawing or sample to confirm the replacement configuration and sourcing plan.