by Donnie Hill | Apr 22, 2020 | Wire Harnesses, Wiring
When the time comes for manufacturers of electrical products to select a cable to connect electrical components, the decision ultimately comes down to either a shielded or unshielded cable. Cost, flexibility, and protection against interference—dictated by the cable’s...
by Donnie Hill | Apr 15, 2020 | Wire Harnesses
Wire harnesses are bundles of electrical wires that each have their own individual covering but are also bound together using an additional outer covering. The term wire harness is sometimes used interchangeably with cable harness or cable assembly, though there are...
by Donnie Hill | Feb 12, 2020 | Wire Harnesses, Wiring
A wire harness contains three main components: wires, wiring harness connectors, and terminals. Wire harnesses, or wire assemblies, consist of varied wires or cables organized together that can be customized for a multitude of applications. Harnesses protect wires...
by Donnie Hill | Feb 5, 2020 | Wire Harnesses, Wiring
Wire can be categorized into two broad groups: discrete wire and multiconductor (MC) wire. A discrete wire—also known as a lead or hookup wire—is a single cable or wire conductor that terminates at one connector contact. Multiconductor wire is an umbrella term for...
by Donnie Hill | Oct 16, 2019 | Wire Harnesses
Wire harnesses are collections of electrical wires, cables, and subassemblies covered by exterior sheaths that are used to connect devices to their power source. Their sheaths both protect the internal components from environmental hazards—such as physical damage and...
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