Drawing-Based Production
Build to confirmed pinout, cable length, wire gauge, branches, labels and end treatments.
From connector selection and wiring definition to cutting, termination, assembly and testing, KMYD supplies custom cable solutions for automation, robotics, sensors, machinery and electronic equipment.
Build to confirmed pinout, cable length, wire gauge, branches, labels and end treatments.
Match circular, waterproof, sensor, industrial and application-specific connector options.
Use samples and first-article confirmation to verify fit and wiring before volume production.
Visual, dimensional and electrical checks are arranged according to the assembly requirement.
KMYD integrates connector, cable, terminal, protection and labeling into one confirmed assembly.
A clear pinout and approved sample help verify continuity and connection before batch production.
Specify total length, branch points, bend areas, shielding, jacket and installation environment.
Confirmed drawings and order specifications provide a repeatable reference for later production.

Connector, wire, terminal, jacket, shielding and accessories are matched to the approved requirement.
Cutting, stripping, crimping, soldering, assembly, labels and protection are checked during production.
Finished assemblies are checked for appearance, wiring continuity and agreed functional requirements.
Provide the connector models, pinout, cable type and gauge, total length, branch dimensions, end treatments, labels, quantity, application and working environment.
A physical sample and clear application information can support evaluation. A final drawing or approved specification should be confirmed before batch production.
Yes. Multi-connector, branch and mixed-terminal assemblies can be discussed according to the wiring diagram and installation requirements.
Production follows the confirmed pinout, and continuity or other agreed electrical checks are used before packing.
Share the technical details and quantity for manufacturability review and factory pricing.