We have been designing customer connectors for 50 years and are in a unique position to partner with customer engineering teams across all industries in innovating new ways to tackle design solutions. 

Our experience over the years with small to large enterprise projects gives us deep insight into the design process enabling us to guide and work alongside customer engineering teams to help them achieve their vision.

Customers all over the world trust Circuit Assembly for a wide variety of quality interconnect products,
engineering, design, and production services. We want to share some of our customer experiences with you below. 

We are a leader in design and quality production and often find our customers coming to us for parts that perform better than what they are sourcing currently from their OEM. One such customer, a major audio/video manufacturer turned to us when they encountered a critical cable vibration issue.

Our customers continue to rely on us to innovate and design custom connectors and cabling across a multitude of industries. In our latest case study we highlight how we were able to resolve an issue our globally recognized medical technology customer was having. You can download the case study for free.  

You have a few options in setting up a local area network (LAN) in an office or residence. You can focus on a wired ethernet-connected network or a wireless network. If the latter, please note you would still require a single ethernet (or RJ-45) connection to a modem, which then supplies the wireless connection to computers and devices in range.  

We have made it easier for our customers to glimpse at what we have to offer by outlining our options in a new corporate brochure. We have included our new IP67/IP68 waterproof and harsh conditions connectors, as well as our solar options.

There are a lot of acronyms floating around out there on the equipment, devices, and components we buy. But what do they all mean? This post will look specifically at four common standards/ratings: RoHS, REACH, UL, & IP.

One of the many ways Circuit Assembly supplies unique skills across the globe is through supporting “End of Life” (EOL) programs. In the electro-mechanical industry, parts are designed and produced for a certain amount of time. Large manufacturers will continue to build and sell their product to the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) so long as there is sufficient demand. If an OEM’s usage declines, it can cause the manufacturer to end that particular product line.

The EOL forces the OEM to rush to fulfill the needs of a program that has, many times, historically sustained for years. Our customers must be able to fulfill their program promptly, with high-quality defect free parts to provide a smooth transition and NO interruption in production.