Did you know that every vehicle coming off an assembly line carries approximately 150 pounds of electronic and electrical wiring and circuitry? That's a lot of connectors and contact pins that are expected to work without fault for years.
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Did you know that every vehicle coming off an assembly line carries approximately 150 pounds of electronic and electrical wiring and circuitry? That's a lot of connectors and contact pins that are expected to work without fault for years.
Read MoreTopics: Electronic Pins, Contact Pins, Custom Connectors, Bead Electronics, Quality Standards, Automotive, Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)
Dimmable Glass—it's a new technology you may not have heard much about yet. Still, it's quickly gaining popularity in a variety of industries.
Read MoreTopics: Custom Connectors, Automotive, Aerospace
The rapid increase in car technology has the potential to make driving safer and more convenient.
Read MoreTopics: Automotive
Automotive sensors are essential in everything from detecting an engine's vacuum pressure to making sure the car's crankshaft is in the correct position. These sensors help ensure the vehicle performs well, undergoes proper maintenance, and is safe to drive.
Read MoreTopics: Bead Electronics, Bead Industries, Automotive
Overmolding, also known as injection molding, is an important process employed in electrical connectors used in automotive manufacturing. Overmolding allows the wire and connector to be combined, seamlessly enhancing the assembly features. There are a number of benefits to overmolding when it comes to the electrical connectors used in vehicle construction.
Read MoreTopics: Electronic Pins, Custom Contact Pins, Bead Electronics, Quality Standards, Automotive, Insert Molding, Overmolding
