We provide overmolded cable assemblies with injection-molded resin that protects connections in harsh environments and extends assembly life. Overmolding can also incorporate custom colors to simplify installation and identification.

In addition, we offer wire cutting and stripping services to maintain consistent precision, minimize material waste, and optimize production speed.

Some consolidated systems may require cable assemblies with multiple connection points. To help achieve this, we offer multi-pin communication cable assemblies.

Another solution we offer is contract manufacturing of cable assemblies for network systems. Keep your facilities consistently connected with reliable network cable assemblies for telecommunications, data centers, and more.

Simplify wire and cable installation with custom kits that package multiple products in a single solution. Our kitting services will provide you with the right parts based on your precise specifications, enable more efficient production with minimal downtime, and eliminate the need for rework.

Our contract manufacturing services for custom wire harnesses cover variable AWG and length, as well as a wide range of connector types. Each harness can be built to resist ingress from water, heat, and oil.

Our precision crimping services deliver consistent, high-quality terminations for cable assemblies and wire harnesses. Using calibrated equipment and validated processes.

We build coaxial cable assemblies using shielded copper cable to protect signal integrity against electromagnetic interference. These are used where signal loss or noise would degrade performance, such as RF, data, and instrumentation links.

For military cable systems requiring custom connectors, you’ll also be able to get circular military connector assemblies to your specifications. Many military systems can use these assemblies, including avionics and communications equipment.

Need junction boxes to protect cable and wire connections from fire and other environmental hazards? Get custom junction boxes to complement your cable systems.

The terms are often confused. The distinction comes down to who owns the design and who controls the build.

• Contract manufacturer. Builds products to your specifications and designs. You retain design ownership; the manufacturer provides the process, supply chain, and quality systems. This suits custom or evolving requirements.
• OEM (original equipment manufacturer). Designs and produces a product that is then sold or integrated under another company’s brand. The OEM typically controls the design.

In practice, if you need a custom solution built to your specifications, contract manufacturing offers more control and flexibility.

Flux backs every contract manufacturing program with certified processes and a delivery commitment, so you can outsource with confidence in both quality and schedule.

Whether you need a basic cable assembly or a complete system of wire harnesses, kitting, junction boxes, and enclosures, Flux Connectivity builds to your specifications. Our lean model and built-in quality controls help reduce cost and supply chain risk while extending product life.

Contact us to speak with a Flux expert and request a quote for your application.