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Electrical Connector Manufacturers and Companies

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IQS Directory provides a comprehensive list of electrical connector manufacturers and suppliers. Use our website to review and source top electrical connector manufacturers with roll over ads and detailed product descriptions. Find electrical connector companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture electrical connectors to your companies specifications. Then contact the electrical connector companies through our quick and easy request for quote form. Website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information is provided for each company. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of amp electrical terminals, connector electric components, electric power plugs, or customized electrical connectors of every type, this is the resource for you.

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Leading Electrical Connector Manufacturers

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Pacific West America, Inc.

At Pacific West America, we specialize in providing electronic connectors and interconnection solutions that support reliable electrical performance across a wide range of industries. Our company offers connectors designed to establish secure electrical connections between components, devices, and systems.

LocationCalabasas, CA
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AgozTech LLC

At AgozTech, we specialize in providing high-quality electronic connectors and accessories designed to support reliable connectivity across a wide range of electronic devices and applications. Our company focuses on delivering dependable solutions that enhance device functionality, improve connectivity, and support efficient daily operations.

LocationIndian Trail, NC
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Aries Electronics Inc.

Aries Electronics Inc. manufactures electronic interconnect products and other electronic components. Some products include zero insertion force test sockets, intelligent connectors, adapters, ball grid array sockets, land grid array sockets, high-frequency test sockets, and burn-in sockets.

LocationBristol, PA
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Interpower Corporation

Interpower is a company that is committed to providing industries with high-quality products. We manufacture electronic connectors. We make it easy for customers to design, build and maintain products for worldwide markets. We use teamwork to provide fast turnaround and great service to our customers. Visit our website or call one of our customer service specialists today!

LocationOskaloosa, IA
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Quail Electronics, Inc.

Quail Electronics is a leading supplier of electrical components such as power cords and appliance electronic connectors. If you don't find what you need in our stock items, we can customize a product to meet needs. We do AC power cords, electrical receptacles, plug adapters, extension cords and more. Call today for innovative engineering and excellent service.

LocationLivermore, CA
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Kord King

Kord King manufactures world class electronic connectors, electric cords and plugs, electrical receptacles, plug adapters, cord sets and much more. From initial design to development, whether you are looking for a cable assembly or a power supply cord, the experienced team at Kord King delivers rapid order turn-around times and excellent products – consistently adhering to our strict quality standards.

LocationLancaster, PA
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How many electrical connector manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
6 leading manufacturers and 44 additional suppliers.
Where are electrical connector manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 16 states: California (13), Illinois (7), New Jersey (6), New York (3), North Carolina (3), Pennsylvania (3), Texas (3), Florida (2), and 8 more.
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Electrical Connectors

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Electrical connectors are at the ends of power cords and in wall sockets. They are used to transmit electric power, usually AC, between a power source and a device that operates on electric power. This connection may be temporary (as in the case of various portable appliances) or serve as a permanent electrical link between two wires or machines (like with a television cable). When an electric cord is molded to two connectors, it is known as an electrical cord set or power cord.

Electrical connectors are important utilities in consideration to industrial, commercial, and consumer products. Because of the vast variety of electrical connectors, as well as the many different contexts in which they are relied on, it is important that manufacturers make them easy to distinguish and assemble, along with being inexpensive for consumers.

Characteristics of Electrical Connectors

Often times, connectors are designed with a specific mechanical feature that prevents mating outside of a correctly-aligned appropriate connecter. The variants in electrical connectors are primarily categorized by their pinout (which refers to the electrical contacts or pins of the male connection and its specific number, configuration, and relation to the female connection) into which the pins are inserted.

Each contact of a particular connector must “mate” with the contact of a matching connector. The pinout of an electrical connector is essential in its construction and use. Additionally, the general physical construction, size, contact resistance, insulation between pins, strength, resistance to outside forces (vibration, pressure, and water), number of reconnections it can endure, and the ease of connecting and disconnecting are further varying details that pertain to the categorization of electrical connectors.

Types of Electrical Connectors

There are many different types of electrical connectors for many different types of appliances and purposes. Some are meant to connect two pieces of cable, while others are meant to connect a cable to an electrical junction. Electric connectors have “male” and “female” connections. The male electrical connector fits into the female electrical connector. Male connectors are found at the end of power plugs, which fits into the slots of the socket (the female connector).

Types of electrical connectors other than plug and socket connectors include (but are not limited to) component and device connectors, which can involve a plug and socket mechanism, but more commonly incorporates individual screw or cramped-on connectors. Also, blade connectors, which use a flat conductive blade coupled with a blade-shaped receptacle, both of which are connected to a wire, and terminal blocks, which serve as an easy approach towards connecting single electrical wires to one another within an item of equipment.