Attach a drawing, a photo of a sample, or the product you are trying to replace. We reply usually within one business day with unit price, tooling, lead time and the documents we can supply.
The more of this arrives in the first message, the fewer rounds it takes. Anything missing gets asked once, at the start, rather than after a price has been agreed.
| 1. Product | USB cable, power cord, harness, or not sure yet |
| 2. Drawing | PDF, photo of a sketch, or the existing part |
| 3. Connectors | Part numbers, or a sample to identify from |
| 4. Length | Finished length and tolerance |
| 5. Rating | Voltage, current, data rate |
| 6. Market | Destination country and approval needed |
| 7. Quantity | First order and annual estimate |
| 8. Packing | Bulk, polybag or retail, with barcode |
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. Monday to Friday, 08:30–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 Beijing time (GMT+8). In Gulf time that is 04:30–08:00 and 10:00–14:00 (GMT+4).
A cable for a coffee machine and a cable for a monitor can share a connector and nothing else. The application decides the temperature, the flex and the approval.
It decides the plug, the approval route and the document set. Sending a US quote for an EU product is the most common way a good enquiry turns into three wasted weeks.
First order and annual estimate, separately. Tooling is priced against one and the unit price against the other, and guessing produces a quotation nobody can use.