Family-run AssemTech Inc. assembles more than half a million harnesses annually.

Manufacturers must rethink the way they cut, strip and crimp high-voltage cable.

Automated marking improves harness assembly, product traceability and plant productivity.

In the near future, energy harvesting and inductive power transfer technology may replace electrical wires, power cords and batteries in a wide variety of applications.

A guided harness assembly and test system makes sure that assemblers insert wires correctly by giving them instant feedback. If wiring errors can be detected when and where they occur, preferably by the assemblers, then quality goes up while overall cost is driven down.

This conference for wire harness manufacturers covers new technologies, best pratices and business-related topics. Read More