Drawing & BOM Review
Review wire specifications, terminals, connectors, seals, labels, protection materials, pinouts and assembly notes.
Wire Harness Manufacturing Capabilities
Cablum’s wire harness manufacturing capabilities include drawing and BOM review, prototype planning, wire processing, crimping, multi-branch assembly, repeat production and project-specific testing at its Shenzhen factory.
Engineering & NPI Support
Engineering review covers the available drawings, BOM, component constraints, assembly risks and required inspection scope. The resulting manufacturability feedback depends on the approved project information and intended application.
Review wire specifications, terminals, connectors, seals, labels, protection materials, pinouts and assembly notes.
Identify assembly risks, tolerance issues, component availability concerns and practical process improvements.
Define sample quantity, inspection points, validation needs and the practical prototype schedule after requirements and material availability are confirmed.
Project Workflow
The exact sequence is adapted to each project, but the main control points remain consistent.

Confirm drawings, BOM, application, quantities and acceptance requirements.
Prepare samples using agreed materials and documented assembly requirements.
Verify tooling, crimp parameters, assembly sequence and inspection methods.
Check production readiness and repeatability before the planned volume build.
Produce repeat orders under controlled work instructions, defined inspection points and project-specific traceability requirements.
Complete the agreed electrical, mechanical or environmental checks and release documentation.
Production Capabilities
Cablum combines automated wire processing with skilled manual assembly for prototypes, low-volume projects and repeat production.
Cutting, stripping, twisting, tinning and preparation are selected according to the wire, terminal and production requirement.
Automatic and semi-automatic crimping with documented parameters, visual inspection, crimp-height checks and pull-force verification where required. Our machines do not use integrated crimp force monitoring (CFM).
Connector insertion, branching, taping, sleeving, heat-shrink, labeling, routing and fixture-board assembly for multi-branch harnesses.
Custom overmolding, strain relief and sealing solutions. Mold manufacturing is coordinated through qualified external tooling partners, while cable assembly and project control remain with Cablum.
Soldering, ultrasonic wire splicing and shield termination can be evaluated according to conductor size, materials and application requirements.
Production can follow customer drawings and applicable IPC/WHMA-A-620 acceptance requirements when specified. This statement does not imply IPC company certification.
Manufacturing Overview Video
See how project inputs move through wire processing, terminal crimping, harness assembly and final inspection.
AI-assisted technical visualization for educational purposes. Actual components, tooling, production steps and inspection criteria depend on the approved project requirements.
In-House Testing
Electrical, mechanical and environmental tests are selected according to the product design, customer specification and applicable acceptance criteria. Test scope should be confirmed during quotation.
Quality Management
Cablum operates an IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 certified quality management system. Quality planning and records are defined according to the project and customer requirements.
Typical Applications
Manufacturing and test plans are tailored to the actual application rather than relying on broad industry claims.
Vehicle, battery, BMS, charging and auxiliary electrical connections.
Control cabinets, robotics, sensors, motors and production equipment.
Signal, power and data interconnects for custom electronic systems.
Custom cable assemblies for energy storage and electrical equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Prototype timing is confirmed after drawings, requirements, material availability, tooling and test scope have been reviewed. Complex tooling, uncommon components or additional testing can extend the schedule.
No. Cablum is certified to IATF 16949 and ISO 9001, but does not claim ISO 13485 certification or clean-room assembly capability.
We can manufacture to customer-specified drawings and applicable IPC/WHMA-A-620 acceptance requirements when agreed. We do not present this as a company IPC certification.
No. Mold manufacturing is handled by qualified external tooling partners. Cablum coordinates the tooling requirements and manages the cable assembly project.
Yes, ingress-protection testing can be performed for applicable designs. The rating, method, sample quantity and acceptance criteria must be agreed for each project.
Not as a standard capability at present. Please disclose mandatory documentation requirements before quotation so we can determine whether the project is suitable.
Discuss Your Project
Send your drawing, BOM, quantity and test requirements. Our team will review the information and respond with the next practical steps.