In practical applications, different working conditions and environments put forward personalized requirements for wire harnesses. The necessity of wiring harness customization is analyzed from several dimensions as follows:
Segment demand
A single wire harness cannot meet the installation requirements of the whole system, and it is necessary to realize the functional partition through intermediate switching. Segment requirements involve not only protection requirements, but also factors such as installation dimensions. For example, when a long line has both motion and fixed demand, the cost will increase significantly if all tow chain wires are used. By adding a transfer point in the middle, and using a wire suitable for motion and fixed respectively, the cost can be effectively reduced.
Combined demand
With the improvement of system integration, the combination of multiple motor lines and coding lines has become a common demand. Integrating these lines into a single plug not only simplifies the installation process, but also improves signal transmission efficiency. The application of composite wire technology allows multiple motor wires or encoder wires to be made into a single cable, further reducing the wiring complexity.
Protection requirement
In industrial environments, wiring harnesses may face many challenges such as oil resistance, dust resistance, water resistance, and high temperature resistance. In order to meet these special needs, the protective properties of the wire harness can be enhanced by external application of plastic bellows, metal bellows or glass fiber tubes. Requirements for higher levels of protection, such as IP67 protection, can also be achieved through the joint injection molding process.