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Match both connectors
Compare interfaces, coding and locking before choosing a cable.
Compare cable options
Explore our cable range
Six product families, organized around the connections your equipment needs.
Connections that fit your equipment
Have a model? Compare its configuration and add it to your inquiry. Have a drawing? Send the interfaces, length and installation requirements for review.
Find your cable02
Plan the installation
Check connector direction, panel dimensions and routing space.
Discuss your drawing03
Review a custom configuration
Share the connector pair, length and wiring when a standard option does not fit.
Discuss your drawing04
Check operating conditions
For moving equipment, confirm bend radius, travel and motion before selecting a version.
Discuss your drawing
Connections for your application
Start from the application, then work through the connections that matter.
Machine vision
Connect industrial cameras, frame grabbers and controllers. Match the interface, data rate, connector orientation and installation space.
Factory automation
Connect sensors, controllers and industrial networks. Specify the connector coding, pinout, cable routing and required environmental protection.
Industrial PC & HMI
Connect industrial computers, displays and operator panels. Review signal compatibility, locking connectors and access through the enclosure.
Equipment integration
Bring power, data and control connections into one equipment design. Coordinate drawings, cable lengths, pin assignments and assembly identification.
Plan your cable supply
Move from an agreed configuration to a delivery plan for your equipment project.
Confirm the schedule
Share the model or drawing, quantity and required arrival date. Confirm sample and production timing after reviewing the specification and material availability.
Keep repeat orders consistent
Agree the drawing revision, connector pair, pinout and inspection requirements before production. Reference the approved configuration when placing repeat orders.
Prepare the shipment
Specify labels, packaging, destination and any staged delivery needs. Confirm the shipment arrangement and documents with the quotation.
Custom industrial cable assemblies
Specify the connectors, pinout, length and installation conditions. Our team will review your drawing and assembly requirements.
Discuss your requirements
Custom Assemblies
Requirements
Drawing & Feasibility
Sample
Validation
Specification Approval
Production & Inspection
Manufacturing & quality control
From drawing review to shipment, align the cable configuration, inspection requirements and batch identification with your equipment project.
Manufacturing base in China
- Factory floor area
- 5,000+ m²
- Employees
- 200+
Agree the configuration
Connectors, pinout, cable length and drawing revision.
Plan the assembly
Materials, termination and molding where applicable.
Define the checks
Inspection methods and acceptance criteria for the application.
Prepare delivery
Batch references, labels, protection and shipment documents.
Certificates & compliance documents
Documents supplied for reference. The named holder, covered products and validity are defined by each original document; some relate to manufacturing partners. Request a readable current copy for your model and project.
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CE
Product declaration of conformity.
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ISO 9001
Quality management system certificate.
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ISO 14001
Environmental management system certificate.
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amfori BSCI
Social compliance assessment document.
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HDMI Adopter
HDMI adopter document.
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UL
UL certification document.
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ETL
Intertek ETL verification document.
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FCC
FCC conformity document.
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CPR
Reaction-to-fire classification report for electric cables.
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RoHS & REACH
SGS verification report concerning RoHS / REACH.
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A practical starting point for your engineering review.
Machine Vision Cable Selection: Connectors and Locks
Start a machine vision cable inquiry with the camera, host and installation route. A familiar connector shape is only one part of a reliable imaging connection.
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M12 Coding and Pinout: D vs X and Wiring Views
Specify an M12 assembly by coding, contacts and wiring, then confirm its mechanical installation. The M12 name by itself is not a complete purchasing specification.
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Continuous Flex vs Torsion: Specify Cable Motion
Separate fixed installation, repeated bending and torsion before selecting a cable. Describing the actual movement is more useful than asking for a cable that is simply flexible.
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Frequently asked questions
A model number, connector pair or drawing is a useful place to start.
ExploreRequest a quoteCan you customize an assembly?+
Share the interfaces, pin assignment, length and installation requirements for review.
What are the MOQ and lead time?+
They depend on the model, quantity, materials and tooling and are confirmed in the quotation.
Are samples and drawings available?+
Contact us to agree the documents, sample costs and validation plan for your model.
Is a cable suitable for continuous motion?+
Suitability is model-specific. Share the bend radius, travel and cycle requirements.
How do I confirm compatibility?+
Check interfaces, pinout, length, operating conditions and any driver requirements.
How do I request warranty support?+
Provide the order, model, batch and issue details. Support follows the agreed terms.
Request a quote
A model number, connector pair or drawing is a useful place to start.
Details that make the difference.
Confirm both equipment interfaces and pinouts.
Check mounting dimensions, orientation and available space.
Specify length, installation environment and movement.
Agree the drawing revision, sample and inspection requirements.
Request a quote…
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