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Wire Harness & Cable Assembly Capabilities

AB Harness Works provides prototype and low-volume wire harness and cable assembly support for manufacturers, engineers, and product developers. Projects are reviewed and quoted based on customer requirements, available drawings, BOMs, pinouts, samples, quantities, and testing needs.

Build-to-Print Wire Harness Assembly

Assemblies built from customer drawings, pinouts, BOMs, and approved specifications.

Prototype Harnesses

Early-stage harness builds for development, testing, fit checks, and first-article evaluation.

Low-Volume Production

Repeatable small-batch production for approved harness and cable assembly configurations.

Crimping & Termination

Crimped, soldered, and connectorized terminations prepared using quality-focused workmanship practices.

Connector Assembly

Installation and assembly of customer-specified connectors, terminals, seals, backshells, and related components when applicable.

Sleeving & Protective Coverings

Application of heat shrink, braided sleeving, loom, tubing, and other customer-specified protective materials.

Harness Marking & Identification

Wire, cable, and harness identification using customer-specified labeling or marking requirements.

Inspection & Electrical Verification

Visual inspection, continuity verification, and pin-to-pin checks based on agreed project requirements.

Project Requirements & Technical Information

Each project is reviewed individually based on the customer’s application, documentation, materials, quantity, and verification requirements.

Documentation We Can Review

Drawings, BOMs, pinouts, wiring diagrams, photos, existing samples, and customer specifications.

Materials & Components

Customer-specified wire, cable, terminals, connectors, seals, sleeving, heat shrink, labels, and related harness components can be reviewed and quoted based on availability.

Build Quantities

Prototype, first-article, and low-volume production quantities can be evaluated based on project complexity, material availability, and tooling requirements.

Inspection & Verification

Visual inspection, continuity verification, pin-to-pin checks, and other agreed verification steps can be incorporated based on project requirements.

Don’t have a complete drawing package? Send the information you already have and we can review the project requirements with you.

Ready to Discuss Your Project?

Send us your available drawings, BOM, pinout, specifications, photos, or sample information. We’ll review the project requirements and determine the next step.

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