Overmolding is a superior solution for sealing cable assemblies and connectors against rugged end-use environments. Whether a medical application requiring sterilization, or a connector requiring effective strain relief, we have a solution.
The Cable Assembly Overmolding process begins with a soldered cable and PCB, or smart cable, previously assembled as part of our turnkey process. The unmolded cable assembly is loaded into the precision crafted tool or moldset with the cable securely exiting. The moldset closes, and the cavity fills with the appropriate Low Pressure Molding material, creating an all-in-one sealed component with strain relief adhered directly to the cable.
By sealing cable assemblies and connectors with low pressure molding material, we are able to provide a ruggedized package with known good adhesion to the cable or connector substrate. Inline PCBs, and smart connectors, can easily be overmolded with our 2-Shot approach for applications requiring increased wear resistance and/or sterilization.
Moldflow Analysis helps us determine the flow of material in and around the cable assembly, as well as the material volume and the time involved in the molding process, as different materials vary.
Cavist uses material science to determine proper materials for a given cable assembly application. This is based on the rigidity or flexibility, required protection, or other particular requirements the cable assembly may have.
We build thousands of products that require a detailed understanding of IPC, J-standard, ISO, MIL-Spec, and more. Whether a simple connector, overmold or a complete cable harness assembly with demanding requirements, we can help take you from Vision to Volume manufacturing.
CAVIST
9290 Prototype Drive | Reno, Nevada 89521 USA | 775.332.8400
