Connecting cables are prefabricated electrical cables for the transmission of electrical energy and signals. They consist of one or more cores, a sheathing and application-specific plug-in connectors. Typical examples are coaxial cables, twisted pair cables, telephone, data, network and audio cables. Processing steps for cable assembly are cutting, stripping, stripping the wires, crimping, injection molding with plastic and plug assembly. Connection cables are found in a variety of industries, s...
Connecting cables are prefabricated electrical cables for the transmission of electrical energy and signals. They consist of one or more cores, a sheathing and application-specific plug-in connectors. Typical examples are coaxial cables, twisted pair cables, telephone, data, network and audio cables. Processing steps for cable assembly are cutting, stripping, stripping the wires, crimping, injection molding with plastic and plug assembly. Connection cables are found in a variety of industries, such as automotive, household appliance and mechanical engineering. Cable harnesses are modular cable bundles which are used, for example, in vehicles for supplying electrical and electronic components. They consist of a multitude of individual leads and isolators prefabricated with regard to electrical and geometrical requirements, which are manually grouped together on a molding board and fixed with cable ties or clamps. Branches, the connection of cable harness modules, add-on modules and terminal connections are implemented via connectors. The advantages of using cable harnesses include reduced space requirements and easier installation. In addition to passenger cars, cable trees are installed, for example, in commercial vehicles, motorcycles and ships. They are also used in equipment, machinery and plant construction. Pre-assembled high-pole contact carriers are also available, which in some cases have several hundred optimized plug connections and are specifically designed for use in vehicles.
