We make USB charging cables, AC power cords and wire harnesses for importers, brand owners and equipment makers. Most of the work is a drawing from a customer turned into a part that arrives correct, run after run.
The three lines share the same equipment and the same problem: a small number of parts that have to be bought well and assembled to a standard that holds. A USB cable is a moulded assembly, a power cord is a moulded assembly with a different connector, and a harness is the same crimp and test discipline without the moulding. Running them together is why a customer can move from one to another without a new supplier qualification.
We are in Shenzhen, in Guangdong, which means connectors, wire, compound and plating are all within a day's reach. A connector substitution in a prototype is a purchasing decision here rather than a six-week import. That is the practical advantage of this location and the reason the business exists where it does.
We are not a distributor with a catalogue and a warehouse. We are not a trading company that takes your drawing and subcontracts it to a factory you never see. And we are not a full-range cable house: industrial rubber assemblies, EV leads and three-phase distribution are outside what we build, and we say so on the first call rather than the third.
Buying a range rather than a single part, needing consistent quality across a container and paperwork that clears customs without a phone call.
A product identity to protect, retail packaging to coordinate, and a part number that has to mean the same thing on every reorder.
A harness that fits an enclosure they designed, with branch lengths and tolerances that come off their own assembly drawing.
Retail-ready packing, barcodes for the fulfilment centre, and a compliance file that survives a marketplace audit.
Small prototype lots, quick revisions, and an honest answer when a design will be difficult to mould at the target cost.
A second source for a part already in production, with the drawing respected and the tooling position stated up front.
If a part is outside our process, or the volume does not support the tooling, we say so in the first reply. A declined enquiry costs you a day. A badly quoted order costs you a container.
Tooling, sample and setup costs are shown as their own lines. Folding them into a unit price makes the unit price look better and the comparison dishonest.
Nothing is substituted silently. If a connector or a compound has to change, you get a revised drawing and a decision, not a surprise in the carton.
The approved sample, the artwork proof, the test parameters and the revision stay on file, so the tenth run can be checked against the first.
| Location | Shenzhen, Guangdong, China |
| Ports | Yantian and Shekou for sea, Bao'an and Hong Kong for air |
| Languages | English and Chinese |
| Working hours | Mon–Fri 08:30–12:00, 14:00–18:00 GMT+8 |
| Reply time | Usually within one business day |
| Terms | EXW, FOB, CIF, agreed per programme |
| Payment | By programme; stated on the quotation |
Gulf and European buyers: our morning is your previous evening, so an enquiry sent at the end of your day is usually answered before your next one starts.
Most programmes begin with a part someone is unhappy with: a price, a lead time, a defect rate. Send it and we will tell you what we would change and what it would cost.