We assemble high-voltage connectors and high-voltage cables according to the VDA standard, which safely transmit the corresponding currents and control the applied voltages.
Combine high-voltage connector systems and high-voltage cables from different manufacturers according to your needs. Whether as a “pigtail” or a pre-assembled cable set.
We assemble cables for the on-board network of various commercial and transport vehicles. Our clients benefit from expert advice and the complete design of the high-voltage cabling. We also take on the serial production of cabling systems for rough areas of application.

The high-voltage modules can be designed as a so-called pigtail variant attached on one side or as a finished, double-sided version - also with different connector systems. Pigtails are partial assemblies. We also take care of the complete cabling and the production of individual components such as Power Distribution Units. Versions with pilot contacts (High Voltage Interlock) can be equipped with customer-specific lines and terminals in the inliner as well as on the header.

We support your project from the first prototype cable through pre-series production to stable series production. In doing so, we lay the groundwork to ensure that an initial solution develops into a robust series production process – with defined procedures, coordinated variants and reproducible manufacturing quality.
Particularly with complex high-voltage connections, it is crucial not to view prototypes in isolation, but to think in terms of series production from an early stage. That is why we provide support right from the development phase in designing customer-specific solutions, even when no samples are yet available, and systematically translate suitable concepts into pre-series and series production.

Before delivery, the high-voltage assemblies are tested using a fully automatic high-voltage tester with 2650 VAC / 3750 VDC.
The production of safe high-voltage cabling concepts is a challenge that requires a high degree of experience. Individual connectors and cable requirements are also defined in the delivery specifications of the German car manufacturers LV214, LV215 and LV216. The US-Car 2 and US-Car 37 specify the requirements for the North American market.