A wire harness is an organized bundle of individual wires, cables and connectors typically held together by ties, tape, or flexible tubing.
A cable assembly consists of multiple wires and cables encased in a single outer jacket. They are more durable and provide better protection in harsh conditions.
PentaLogix offers complete wire harness and cable assembly solutions designed to meet the needs of various industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical, industrial, military, telecommunications, and renewable energy. We handle everything from design and prototyping to large-scale production, testing, and quality checks.
We turn your requirements into detailed CAD designs and build working prototypes.
We cut, strip, and prepare single and multi-conductor wires and cables for assembly.
We attach connectors using crimping or soldering for strong, reliable connections.
We clearly mark wires and cables using laser, thermal, and heat-shrink labels.
All assemblies are visually checked and tested for quality and electrical performance (continuity, resistance, hipot) to meet IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards.
We offer sub-assembly kits and deliver on your schedule with packaging according to your needs.
Wire Harnesses and cable assemblies offer numerous benefits, especially in environments where protection, organization, and reliability are important.
Save space and reduce clutter in complex systems.
Lower the risk of short circuits and electrical fires.
Lower the risk of short circuits and electrical fires.
Cut down on labor and material waste by bundling wiring into one assembly.
Make setup faster and more straightforward, saving time and labor costs.
Wire harnesses are mostly used in controlled environments where space constraints are tight and protection against vibration, moisture and wear is needed. Common applications include:
Wire harnesses are essential in vehicles, connecting key systems such as dashboards, engine compartments, lighting, power windows and doors, steering, and air conditioning. They help keep wiring organized, secure, and protected in high-vibration environments.
Designed for extreme conditions and high reliability, aerospace wire harnesses meet strict military and industry standards like MIL-STD-454 and ITAR. They are used in communication and antenna systems, control panels, and cockpit wiring to ensure performance under demanding conditions.
Wire harnesses organize internal wiring for motors, control panels, and sensors. In automation and robotics, they efficiently route power and control signals through moving parts such as robotic arms and bases.
In compact devices where space and efficiency are critical, wire harnesses manage and protect internal wiring. They are used in printers and copiers to connect print heads, motors, and sensors; in personal computers to bundle power supplies, fans, USBs, and LEDs; and in audio systems to link amplifiers, speakers, and control units.
Reliability, cleanliness, and safety are critical in medical applications. Wire harnesses connect sensors to processors and displays in monitoring systems, manage power and signals in surgical tools, and provide compact interconnections in wearable or portable devices—linking batteries, sensors, alarms, and displays.
Wire harnesses are used to route and organize cables for power, data, and signal transmission across network infrastructure. They ensure stable connections and minimal interference in systems such as antennas, RF units, power amplifiers, switches, routers, and servers.
Cable assemblies are essential in environments where durability, signal integrity, and protection from harsh conditions are critical. They ensure secure, reliable, and organized transmission of power, data, and signals across a wide range of systems and industries. Common applications include:
In military settings, cable assemblies are built to meet extreme demands. Naval and submarine systems require corrosion- and pressure-resistant assemblies for sonar, radar, and navigation. Military communication networks rely on shielded assemblies to maintain signal clarity and reduce electromagnetic interference.
Cable assemblies used in marine and outdoor environments must withstand saltwater, UV exposure, heavy weather, and mechanical stress. They are used to power and connect navigation, sonar, lighting, battery systems, communication devices, and marine electronics.
Cable assemblies play an important role in exploration, drilling, and production. They are designed to operate in extreme conditions, withstand high pressure, temperature, vibration, and exposure to chemicals.
Cable assemblies support clean energy technologies by enabling the efficient transfer of power and signals in solar, wind, hydro, and energy storage systems.
FEATURE | WIRE HARNESS | CABLE ASSEMBLY |
---|---|---|
Environment | Internal (controlled) | External or harsh |
Protection Level | Moderate | High (moisture, EMI, abrasion, etc.) |
Flexibility | Moderate | High |
Durability | Moderate | High |
Common Use Industries | Automotive, Medical, Appliances | Defense, Oil & Gas, Robotics, Marine |
Customization Complexity | Lower | Higher (jacketing, shielding, etc.) |
Cost | Lower | Higher |
The Schleuniger EcoCut 3300 can automatically cut all kinds of material including wire, cable, round material such as tubing, flat ribbon and Glass Fiber Optic (GOF) cable.
It processes wire up to 16 mm² (6 AWG), cuts round material up to 12 mm (0.47") O.D. and cuts flat material up to 100 mm (3.94") wide.
The Schleuniger Strip Series B300 stripping machine performs reliable stripping of cables with cross sections from 0.03 to 8 mm2 (32 to 8 AWG).
The Schleuniger MultiStrip 9480 is a high-performance, fully automatic wire cutting and stripping machine designed for precision and versatility for a variety of wire harness applications.
The Schleuniger CT 60 is a pneumatic benchtop crimping machine engineered for high-force, loose-piece crimping applications. It delivers up to 60 kN (6.7 tons) of parallel crimping force, making it suitable for processing a wide range of terminal types and wire sizes.
The quality of the crimp is guaranteed by a full-cycle mechanism that assures that the dies have closed completely before they are reopened.
The Schleuniger UniCrimp 208 is a high-performance benchtop crimping machine designed for precise and efficient crimping of rear-feed and side-feed banded terminals. With a crimping force of 33 kN (3.3 tons), it accommodates a wide range of wire sizes and terminal types, making it ideal for various wire harness assembly applications.
The Schleuniger StripCrimp 208 stripping machine combines the standard working processes of cable processing in a single machine. Short breakout lengths of 22 mm (0.86") and even down to 10 mm (0.39") using special tools permit the processing of sensor applications.
The semiautomatic Schleuniger CoaxStrip 6480 stripping machine processes coaxial cables with an outer diameter of 1.2 to 12 millimeters.
It is equipped with "cable end detection" and "cable diameter verification."
The WTT Wire Terminal Pull Tester is designed to test the pull-out force of crimped wire terminals. It features a digital display for accurate force measurement and can be used for quality control in wire harness production.
The tester helps ensure that crimped connections meet required specifications and industry standards for pull-out strength.