Wire Processing Products Sleeves Bundle Automotive Wire Harnesses John Sprovieri January 31, 2024 SuperSleeveplus 51036 PV6 and PV78 sleeves feature both a layer of cloth and a layer of fleece to bundle wires together in a car body. Read More
Wire Processing Products Bulkhead Routes Cables at 90 Degrees John Sprovieri January 30, 2024 The bulkhead range from Icotek is being expanded to include a new product variant in two versions. Read More
Wire Processing Products Tester Measures Leakage at Low Voltage John Sprovieri January 29, 2024 A new option for the HVX line of harness and cable testers permits leakage measurements of 10-gigaohm isolation at a test voltage of 100 VDC. Read More
Wire Processing Products Connectors and Terminals for Alarm, Security Applications John Sprovieri January 28, 2024 ETCO produces a wide range of electrical connectors and terminals for every requirement in an alarm and security system, including PCB and Wi-Fi components. Read More
Wire Processing Products Side-Entry Terminal Blocks John Sprovieri January 27, 2024 Klippon Connect side-entry terminal blocks feature lateral Push In technology for fast and reliable connections. Read More
Wire Processing Products Machine Automatically Cuts, Strips Wire John Sprovieri January 26, 2024 The E400 automatically cuts and strips wire ranging from 26 to 6 AWG and cable ranging from 0.8 to 12.5 millimeters in diameter. Read More
Wire Processing Meeting the Challenges of KSK Wire Harness Assembly Austin Weber January 25, 2024 Customer-specific production requires a unique mindset.Read More
Copper Will Remain a Key Material in EVs Austin Weber January 10, 2024 Copper will remain a critical component in electric vehicles.Read More
Yazaki and NEC Use AI to Control Wire Harness Assembly Robots Austin Weber January 5, 2024 TOKYO—Engineers at Yazaki Corp. and NEC Corp. are using artificial intelligence technology to generate motion plans for wire harness assembly robots.Read More
New Process Improves Copper Wire Conductivity Austin Weber January 2, 2024 Adding a small amount of solid carbon to copper can boost its ability to conduct electricity. Read More