Branch Layout
Branch count, lengths, take-off positions and routing paths.
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Multi-Branch Wire Harnesses
Custom multi-branch harnesses bring power, signal and control connections together in one organized assembly. Built to your drawings or approved samples, with specified branch lengths, connector positions and protection.
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A complete equipment harness
Organized connections for equipment assembly.
Fit your equipment layout
Specified branch lengths and take-off positions place connections where your equipment needs them.
Combine different connections
Bring different connector housings, terminals and protective treatments together in one harness.
Simplify equipment assembly
Receive an organized harness built to the approved layout, reducing the need to arrange individual wires during installation.
Customer-defined configuration
Specified for your equipment.
Set the details in your drawing, connection list or approved sample. Requirements are reviewed for each project.
Wire Selection
Specified wire type, color and conductor size.
Connections
Connector housings, cavity positions, wire sequence and termination form.
Protection & Bundling
Locations and lengths for sleeving, bundling and protective treatments.
Routing & assembly
Follow the defined path. Build each connection in place.
Wires are routed to the specified branch lengths and take-off positions. Terminals are loaded into the required connector cavities, with sleeving and bundling applied according to the approved build requirements.
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Finished assembly checks
Connections and layout checked to the requirements.
Continuity & Pinout
Checked against the specified connection arrangement.
Branch Dimensions
Applicable checks cover branch lengths, take-off positions and protection placement.
Visual Inspection
Terminals, connector housings, sleeving and bundling are visually checked.
Every finished harness receives continuity, pinout and visual checks. Dimensional checks follow the agreed inspection requirements; destructive tests are performed by sampling where required.
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Multi-branch assemblies.
6 assemblies
5557-Type 4.2 mm 3-Pin to Mixed Terminals Wire Harness
5559-Type 4.2 mm Branch Harness with Ring Terminals
Multi-Branch Appliance Wire Harness with Mixed Terminations
Y-Branch Terminal Wire Harness with Double-Crimp Terminal
XH-Type 2.54 mm Y-Splitter Cable, 1 Plug to 2 Receptacles
Appliance Main Wire Harness, 25-Branch Integrated Assembly
Product example
Example Assembly
5559-Type 4.2 mm Branch Harness with Ring Terminals
An example of a branch harness combining a connector housing, terminals and ring terminals. Each project’s configuration follows its own drawing or approved sample.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What information is needed for a quote?
Share your drawing or reference sample, expected quantity, and any specified materials, connector references or inspection requirements. Include a bill of materials and connection list if available.
Can one harness combine different connectors and terminals?
Yes. A harness can combine different connector housings and terminal types, subject to the specified components and manufacturing review.
Does a multi-branch harness mean the wires are electrically joined?
No. Multiple branches describe the physical layout. Electrical connections follow the specified circuit and pinout; separate wires are not automatically joined together.
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