Made of thermoplastic or elastomeric material, this tubing provides an extra layer of protection to wire harnesses.

The right connector can make a big difference in the performance of LED-based lighting.

New automation technologies can save control panel manufacturers thousands in assembly costs

PORTLAND, OR—Wire harness manufacturer AmFor Electronics has added 10,000 square feet space to its assembly plant here.

Engineers must address six challenges before aluminum use in vehicles will surpass copper.

Myriad changes are expected in the soon-to-be-released third revision of the IPC-WHMA-A-620 standard for wire harness assemblies.

 These tests make sure that each crimp meets—or exceeds—performance specifications.

A process re-evaluation and new technical furnishings inspire assemblers at a Southern California cable manufacturer.

Hot crimping technology features specially designed welding heads that quickly attach terminals to wire from 30 AWG to 350 MCM.

A new scientific study reveals the best method for maintaining a good connection between the coils and the spark plugs.