Capabilities
What we build, and what we verify before it ships.
The specifications engineers read before deciding whether to trust a new vendor. If your assembly sits outside these, send the drawing anyway — most exceptions are workable.
Assemblies
- Harness types
- Discrete wire harnesses, cable assemblies, ribbon, coax, overbraided bundles
- Quantities
- 1 piece to short-run production
- Breakouts
- Multi-branch harnesses with labelled breakouts
Wire and conductors
- Gauge range
- 28 AWG – 10 AWG
- Insulation
- PVC, PTFE, ETFE, silicone, cross-linked
- Shielding
- Foil, braid, drain-wire terminations
Terminations
- Crimping
- Open- and closed-barrel, applicator-tooled with pull-force verification
- Connector families
- JST, Molex, TE, Deutsch, Amphenol, circular MIL-style
- Splices
- Crimp splices, soldered and sealed splices
Protection and marking
- Coverings
- Heat shrink, braided sleeving, convoluted tubing, harness tape
- Marking
- Printed wire labels, heat-shrink markers, connector ID
- Strain relief
- Backshells, grommets, cable ties and mounts
Quality and test
- Workmanship
- Built to IPC/WHMA-A-620 Class 2 by default; Class 3 on request
- Electrical test
- 100% continuity test on every assembly
- Documentation
- Test records and build documentation supplied with every order
Turnaround
Lead times we commit to.
| Tier | Lead time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 10 business days | The default for most prototype builds. |
| Expedite | 5 business days | Priority scheduling on the bench. |
| Rush | 3 business days | Subject to connector and wire availability. |
Lead time is counted from quote approval, not from when the drawing arrives. Rush builds depend on connector and wire availability, which we confirm before we commit to a date.