What wire and cable do you use for defense and military harnesses?
We build with M22759 (MIL-W-22759) PTFE- and ETFE-insulated aerospace wire and MIL-DTL-27500 shielded multicore cable. These constructions hold dielectric strength and mechanical integrity across a -65°C to +260°C range, at altitude, and under fuel, hydraulic-fluid and abrasion exposure where general-purpose wire degrades.
Which connectors and backshells do you terminate?
We terminate D38999 (MIL-DTL-38999) circular connectors, MIL-DTL-5015 connectors and ARINC interconnect, paired with environmental backshells, banding platforms and strain relief. Terminations are crimped on calibrated, force-monitored tooling and grounded/bonded for shielded, sealed defense assemblies.
Can you integrate MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429 and CAN databuses?
Yes. We build harnesses to integrate MIL-STD-1553 dual-redundant databus, ARINC 429, CAN and RS-485 links, with controlled-impedance and properly shielded/terminated stubs and couplers so the bus meets its electrical requirements in the platform.
How do you handle EMI/EMP and TEMPEST requirements?
We construct foil + braid + overall shield architectures with banded backshell grounding and 360-degree shield termination for EMI/EMP-hardened and TEMPEST-aware wiring. Shielding approach is tailored to the platform requirement for C4ISR, radar, electronic-warfare and fire-control systems.
What standards do you build defense harnesses to?
We manufacture to SAE AS50881 aerospace wiring practices and MIL-STD-810 environmental requirements, with IPC/WHMA-A-620 Class 3 workmanship. Quality is run under our ISO 9001 system and built to AS9100 aerospace quality requirements. We build to these specifications rather than claiming third-party qualification of the end item.
Are your harnesses tested before they ship?
Yes — every harness gets 100% electrical test, including continuity and dielectric-withstand (Hi-Pot) checks, with crimp pull-force validation. We do not batch-sample. Environmental qualification testing to MIL-STD-810 profiles is available on request, with results documented in the delivery package.
What operating temperature and environment can the assemblies handle?
M22759 wire constructions are rated up to +260°C, and assemblies are built for high-altitude, salt-fog, humidity, shock and sustained-vibration service per MIL-STD-810 environmental profiles. Sealing, conduit and heat-shrink boots are specified to match the platform environment, from ground vehicles to shipboard and airborne systems.
What is your lead time and quantity range for defense programs?
We support prototype quantities for engineering and qualification builds, scaling to low-rate and full-rate production. Prototype harnesses typically ship in 7–10 days, with production lead times driven by connector availability and volume. Certificates of conformance and full test records accompany every delivery.