HAIFUWEI · CONNECTOR MANUFACTURING

Manufacturing & Customization

Connector development and manufacturing for equipment makers and cable assembly companies, with the product configuration at the centre of the process.

MANUFACTURING

Integrated connector manufacturing

The company background describes development, tooling, stamping, moulding, assembly and SMT capabilities. The process used depends on the specific product and configuration.

  1. Product development

    Define the interface and assembly requirements before refining connector structure and supporting parts.

  2. Tooling

    Translate the agreed component structure into the tooling required for manufacturing.

  3. Metal stamping

    Form metal components used in connector construction, including appropriate structural and shielding parts.

  4. Injection moulding

    Produce moulded parts as part of the connector and housing construction.

  5. Assembly

    Bring connector components and supporting cable or structural parts together for the specified configuration.

  6. SMT

    Support surface-mount connector configurations where the product design uses an SMT termination.

WORKING TOGETHER

Plan the project. Define the delivery.

A general collaboration sequence for preparing a connector project. Timing, testing and deliverables are specific to the agreed requirements.

  1. Requirements

    Identify the application, interface, expected quantities, cable details and installation conditions.

  2. Structure review

    Confirm the connector form, termination, mating arrangement and any required housing or clip details.

  3. Sample definition

    Agree the sample configuration and the information needed to evaluate fit and assembly.

  4. Production & delivery planning

    Confirm the approved configuration, order quantities, packaging requirements and delivery schedule for the specific project before ordering.

Customization starts with the details.

Supporting housings, shielding shells, cable clips and cable assemblies should be specified alongside the connector.

  • Connector family, model or catalogue reference
  • Mating form and cable-side or equipment-side arrangement
  • Termination method and cable requirements
  • Housing, shielding or clip requirements
  • Installation environment and required ratings
  • Project quantity and sample requirements

Define your next connector project.

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