Wire Harness

• The wire or cable is frequently bound together with wire ties, lacing, sleeves, tape conduit or a number of other options including a combination of the above.
• A harness provides advantages over loose wires and cables by offering decreased installation time and allows for standardization.
• Wires often have terminals attached which can then be assembled into keyed housings for error proofing and connection to other parts of the final assembly.
• Harness assembly is typically done manually due to the many different processes involved.
• Refer to Thermtrol wire harness design guidelines for more information.

• This can result in incomplete drawings and obstacles in the manufacturing process.
• Early partnership with Thermtrol can help guide the design by avoiding many last minute changes.
• OEM Tooling and material lead times can be very long – advanced planning is important.

• Leaded wire
• Frequently used in point to point wiring
• Typically made on automated equipment
• Low complexity
• Minimal labor
• Good quality
• Additional savings opportunities for customer with bundling the leads into a harness

Should you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us!