Industrial automation
Sensor, servo and cabinet cabling, built to the print.
Cabinets, conveyors, machine tools. The parts are standard — M8/M12, servo power, encoder feedback, terminal-block leads — the hard part is getting exact lengths, labels and ferrules right across hundreds of drawings. That is the job here.
What automation teams send us
M8 / M12 sensor and actuator cables
Straight and right-angle, molded or field-wireable, PUR or PVC per environment.
Servo power and encoder cables
Shielded, terminated to the drive maker’s pinout, screen clamped per drawing.
Control-cabinet wire sets
Ferruled, labeled and cut to length from your cabinet schematic.
I/O and fieldbus jumpers
Industrial Ethernet and fieldbus patch cables built and tested per spec.
Panel-to-machine looms
Multi-branch with glands and strain relief, labeled at both ends.
HMI and display cables
Video, USB and power leads routed to your enclosure drawing.
What gets checked before the PO
Automation orders are many part numbers at small quantities. The process is built for exactly that.
| Connector fidelity | Exact drive-maker and sensor-maker part numbers — genuine, confirmed in writing |
| Labeling | Wire markers, flag labels and ferrule printing per your cabinet schematic |
| Shielding | Screen termination per drawing — 360° clamp, pigtail or isolated |
| Environment | Oil-resistant PUR/PVC jackets; IP-rated molded connectors where specified |
| Volume mix | Dozens of part numbers at small quantities each — priced per project |
| Testing | 100% continuity; hi-pot per plan |