Knowledge Base

• Cables and wires for audio devices

  Audio signals are extremely sensitive to disturbances, and as such, they require cables that ensure high resistance to mechanical factors and any interferences.

• Separable joints

  

  Separable joints are used in applications requiring simple assembly and disassembly options, i.e. to connect power supply, input signals, in connecting modules or functional blocks of an electrical installation, as well as for the purposes of service operations.

• Wire wrapped joints

  

  Wrapped connections provide high resistance to mechanical factors, as well as high electrical durability. They are used in industrial, military, and telecommunication devices. Wrapping is considered more reliable than soldering, as it does not involve the risk of cold solder joints or component and connection overheating while connecting.

• Crimped joints

  

  Crimped joints are designed for multiwire cables with eyelets, connectors, pins, or sleeve terminals. When properly assembled, they ensure durable, stable connections and resistance to environmental conditions, mechanical factors, or high temperature.

• Soldered joints

  

  Soldered joints are one of the most popular ways of connecting components conducting electricity. This type of joint is used for fixed parts, inside the enclosure of a device, or for PCB components.

• Welded joints

  

  Welded connections are durable and resistant to mechanical factors. The process of welding is fast, and the metals are joined pointwise. This method can be applied when connecting components that cannot be heated even for a brief period of time.