TRADING & SOURCING PARTNER — NOT A FACTORY
Custom Cable Assemblies
Zeakka helps equipment builders and electronics teams compare suitable suppliers, clarify the build, coordinate samples and follow production. Start with a drawing, BOM, connector reference or a clear description.
Choose the assembly path that fits the build
Discrete wire cable assemblies
Point-to-point harnesses for defined connectors, wire gauges, lengths and pinouts.
Discrete wire cable assembliesOvermolded cable assemblies
Assemblies where the cable, connector and overmold structure need project review.
Overmolded cable assembliesFlat ribbon cable assemblies
Terminated ribbon assemblies with connector, conductor count, orientation and routing details.
Flat ribbon cable assembliesChoose your next procurement step
Use the guide that matches your project stage. Worksheets are optional; send the information you already have.
Prepare a quote request
Organize component references, connections and open questions before requesting a quote.
Coordinate multiple cable assemblies
Plan assembly references, revisions and quantities for an EMS build or equipment project.
Review samples before approval
Check the sample against the agreed drawing, connections and installation requirements.
See documented projects
Review real sourcing requirements, decisions and order outcomes.
RFQ
What to send for a useful review
A complete drawing is best, but it is not required to begin.
- Drawing, schematic, BOM or photos of an existing sample
- Connector reference, pitch, circuit count and pinout
- Wire or cable requirements, length and tolerance
- Quantity, application and target delivery need
- Any material, compliance or document requirement to confirm for the project
How we coordinate the project
We act as your commercial and technical communication partner between the requirement and suitable suppliers.
1. Clarify the build
Review the drawing and identify missing dimensions, materials, connector or assembly details.
2. Match and compare
Match the project to suitable suppliers and compare the available quote scope.
3. Coordinate samples
Coordinate sample preparation and revisions after specifications and materials are confirmed.
4. Follow the agreed scope
Coordinate production follow-up, inspection communication, packing and shipment details.
Project-specific quality coordination
Testing, materials, compliance documents and acceptance points are agreed for the specific project rather than assumed from a generic page.
- Every cable assembly receives continuity and short-circuit testing
- Pull-force testing is sampled and defined for the project
- Material, compliance and document requirements are confirmed during review
- Questions found in drawings can be clarified before sampling or production
Commercial starting points
- Harness MOQ is commonly 200–1,000 pieces after project confirmation
- A valid custom project normally has potential order value of at least USD 200
- Quotes are typically provided 1–5 business days after requirements are clear
- Samples are typically 3–7 days after specifications and materials are confirmed; tooling or special materials can take longer
Cable assembly RFQ questions
Can you quote from a description without a drawing?
Yes. Send the connector references, pinout, wire or cable requirement, length, quantity and application. We will identify the details still needed for a project quote.
Are you the manufacturer?
No. Zeakka is a trading and sourcing partner. We coordinate supplier matching, quote comparison, sample communication and project follow-up.
What is the usual MOQ?
For custom harnesses, the common range is 200–1,000 pieces. The confirmed MOQ depends on the parts, process and project scope.
Can certifications or material documents be supplied?
Tell us which material, compliance and certification documents you need. We will check their availability and applicability with the selected supplier before quotation or production.
What to send for a useful review
A complete drawing is best, but it is not required to begin.