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IPC-A-620

REFERENCE STANDARD

48H

PROTO 

LEAD TIME

100%

CANADIAN PRODUCTION

7+

CONNECTOR FAMILY

HAVING LABOR AND ASSEMBLY ISSUES?

Electrical harness assembly

Made in Canada

Custom harnesses cut, crimped, and tested according to documented procedures. From prototype to production—fast, local, and with no minimum order quantity.

IPC/WHMA-A-620

IP67 / IP68

PROTO 48H

Ø MOQ

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— HARNESSES AND CABLE ASSEMBLIES

What is it,
exactly?

Harness assembly is the art of manufacturing complex wiring—cutting, stripping, crimping, soldering, sleeving, and labeling—following a documented and repeatable procedure.

When done right, you don’t even notice it. When done wrong, it becomes the source of a problem that’s hard to diagnose.

Consolidate your connections into a single structured cable assembly to simplify integration into your systems

Optimized strain relief and protective sleeves (braided or heat-shrink) for maximum durability

Each harness is rigorously tested before shipment to eliminate any risk of defects

Labeling and color-coding of each branch for quick and error-free connection to your machines

— THREE FAMILIES MASTERED

From the signal connector
to the power cable

We work with the most widely used connector ecosystems in the Canadian industry—shop floor tools, crimping force tracked by serial number.
Power
connectors

Anderson SBS, Rema, ring lugs, fast-on / rapid disconnect. Hydraulic crimping tool for 2 AWG to 8 AWG gauges.

2 AWG · SBS75 · 6-ton hydraulic

Industrial waterproof connectors

Deutsch DT / DTM / DTP, AMP CPC, M8 / M12 circular connectors. Series-specific positioners, O-rings inspected visually and with a gauge.

IP67 / IP69K · 18 → 12 AWG

Signal connectors

Molex Micro-Fit / Mini-Fit, JST, D-Sub solder cups, and IDC connectors; 2.54 / 1.27 pitch headers. Precision wire stripping; inspection under a microscope.

26 → 18 AWG · stranded + IDC

— OUR PROCESS

5 Steps to a Reliable and Durable Harness

01

CUTTING AND PREPARATION

Length chart approved by the customer. Cut to length, identified by upstream/downstream labels.

02

STRIPPING AND CRIMPING

Dedicated tooling for each connector. Crimp force recorded by serial number, in compliance with IPC/WHMA-A-620.

03

JIG ASSEMBLY

SLA-printed jig, dimensions verified against your drawing. 

04

SHEATHING AND LABELING

Heat-shrink tubing with adhesive, braided sleeves, heat-shrink labels. Clearly marked at each end.

05

CONTINUITY TEST

100% testing of all pin configurations, with a signed report for each unit. You will receive a fully documented harness, ready for installation.

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The Fillio team has strong technical expertise. They have successfully tackled our most complex engineering challenges, particularly by combining 3D printing and low-pressure overmolding to achieve assemblies of impeccable quality.

— Director of Engineering at an SME in the aviation instrumentation sector

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The Questions We're Asked Most Often

  • No minimum — from a single prototype harness to full production runs.

  • IPC/WHMA-A-620, the industry reference standard for wire harness and cable assembly.

  • Every harness is 100% continuity-tested before shipping, with a signed report per unit. Crimp force is also logged by serial number for full traceability.

  • IP67 or IP68, depending on the connectors and sleeving chosen for your application.

Overmolded electrical harness
Electronics technician

WHY FILLIO ?

Local expertise
at your service.

Rapid prototyping — results in 48 hours

No minimum order quantity

A team available to assist you from concept to delivery

Guaranteed certification and traceability

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