Specialty cable assemblies

Armored cable and overmolded assemblies

Protected cable solutions and molded terminations for applications requiring mechanical resistance, sealing, or strain relief.

Flexible armored cable and overmolded connector cable assemblies

Representative image. Final capability is confirmed against drawing, material, tolerance, and volume.

Capabilities

Mechanical protection integrated into the assembly

Armored and overmolded assemblies require compatibility among cable, armor, gland, connector, molding material, and the operating environment. MJC evaluates every configuration against approved drawings and specifications.

Scope may include cable preparation, termination, armor assembly, component placement, inspection, and coordination of molding processes according to project requirements.

Armored cable

Flexible protection for mechanically exposed applications.

Overmolding

Integrated terminations for strain relief and protection.

Sealed connectors

Industrial configurations subject to specification.

Inspection

Visual, dimensional, and electrical verification per agreed criteria.

Variables to validate

Final selection depends on actual operating conditions.

  • Cable type, diameter, and construction.
  • Bend radius and expected movement.
  • Armor, conduit, or protection type.
  • Connector, orientation, and strain relief.
  • Environment, temperature, and required sealing level.

Process development

Before production, the sequence, tools, parameters, reference sample, and inspection plan are confirmed.

  • Manufacturability review.
  • Initial sample and approval.
  • Visual assembly documentation.
  • Lot and result control.

Frequently asked questions

Does MJC manufacture the mold?

Tooling and molding scope are defined by project. They may be evaluated as part of the program or with an approved supplier.

Which protection rating is provided?

The protection rating must be specified and validated for each design; overmolding alone does not automatically establish a rating.

Can MJC support small lots?

Feasibility depends on tooling, materials, and complexity. Prototype, introduction, and recurring production are reviewed separately.

Process

From technical review to delivery

A clear workflow for integrating processes without losing visibility.

Review

We analyze drawings, materials, volume, acceptance criteria, and risk.

Proposal

We define scope, responsibilities, process route, and control points.

Validation

We release a sample or first piece before recurring production.

Production

We execute, inspect, report, and continuously improve the process.

Turn your process into a repeatable operation.

Tell us what you need to manufacture, assemble, or outsource. We will review the program without assuming capabilities that have not yet been validated.

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