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Cable Assemblies

More than just a plug with a cable!

When it comes to the production of cable assemblies, whether with shielded or unshielded cables, complex cable harnesses or customer-specific special solutions, expert and precise craftsmanship is required.

This is exactly where Amphenol comes into play with its many years of experience and state-of-the-art equipment.

Amphenol can not only draw on its extensive portfolio and offer a solution for every requirement, but can also manufacture cable assemblies with components from many other well-known manufacturers at the customer's request. This demonstrates the flexibility that Amphenol offers.

We offer everything from qualifications and EOL tests to 100% HV.

Applications for our Cable Assemblies

Our cable assemblies can be used in a wide variety of areas. Here you will find a selection of the variety of our cable assemblies

The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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The following series can be used in this area:

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Our Technologies

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HV - Cables

We specialize in processing HV cables and offer the highest quality and safety. We carry out a 100% HV test for all assemblies to ensure that our products meet the highest requirements and function reliably.

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Overmolding

Whether straight, angled or with multiple outlets. With our expertise and injection molding machines, we can find a solution for every customer requirement.

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Ultrasonic Welding

Ultrasonic welding uses ultrasonic waves to join the metals. Precise tools enable consistent quality with every welding process and reproducible results every time.

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Crimper

With the stripper-crimper, the stripping and crimping process is carried out in one work cycle. The advantage: Optimum positioning of the stripped wire in the crimp contact. Manual insertion and positioning of the stripped wire is prone to errors, especially with smaller nominal cross-sections. Cross-sections of up to 150 mm² are possible.

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