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Harness Manufacturer Masters High-Mix Assembly

MJM Industries serves manufacturers worldwide with high-quality wire and cable harnesses, control panels, electromechanical devices and engineering services.

Jim Camillo

April 25, 2022

It is a typical day at Fairport Harbor, OH-based MJM Industries Inc., with 40 to 50 assemblers busily making thousands of custom overmolded wire and cable harnesses.

Wiring Harness Manufacturer’s Association Launches Spanish-Language Website

November 25, 2019

The Wiring Harness Manufacturer’s Association (WHMA) is now providing Spanish speakers quick and convenient language access through a new Spanish-language website at www.whma.org. With the launch of this new site, WHMA is now able to provide important industry information directly to Spanish-speaking professionals.

Commercial Protocols and Aerospace Cabling

Industry-standard cables may not possess the desired mechanical or environmental performance needed for aerospace applications.

Robert Moore

July 5, 2017

Commercial protocols in aerospace applications present designers with the challenge of balancing the standard against the special needs of the application.

A Day in the Life of a Harness Assembly Shop

Jim Camillo

January 6, 2012

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

Wire Processing for Electric Cars

Austin Weber

January 5, 2012

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

Inline Wire and Cable Identification

Pete Doyon

January 5, 2012

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

Austin Weber

April 18, 2011

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.

Wire Processing: Guided Harness Assembly and Testing

Brent Stringham

December 23, 2010

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.

Getting Started with Cobot Automation

Collaborative robots, or cobots, are the fastest-growing segment of the factory automation world. In this webinar, application experts at market leader Universal Robots have assembled a set of guidelines and checklists to help companies large and small identify promising applications, and get started with collaborative robots.

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A Humanitarian Approach to Operational Excellence

Are you worried about attracting and retaining the right employees? Struggling with a desire to balance improving environmental and social challenges with your bottom line? This is a must-see presentation for industry leaders seeking to reimagine the stagnant status quo while improving productivity.

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