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IP67 Communication Cables

IP67-Sealed Communication Cable Assemblies

This product family combines IP67-sealed circular connector interfaces with molded cable exits and specified conductor or terminal ends. MTTJ prepares the cable and connector, terminates the wiring, molds the exit, and checks the finished route, pinout, and sealing requirements against the supplied build package.

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Black cable assembly with a molded circular connector and exposed conductors on a warm-white background

Circular-connector cable with prepared conductors

The assembly shows a circular connector, specified cable exit, and prepared conductors. Pinout, shield termination, and molded strain relief control the finished build.

Equipment interfaces that use circular connectors

  • Industrial control equipment
  • Robotics and automation equipment
  • Sensor and probe cable assemblies
  • Heavy equipment controls
  • Custom interconnects requiring circular connectors

Pinout, cable exit, shielding, strain relief

  • Circular connector cable assemblies
  • Overmolded strain relief
  • Shielded cable check
  • Custom cable exits and routing
  • Labels, colors, and packaging from the drawing or shipment notes

Connector, cable, shield, molding material

  • PVC
  • PU / TPU
  • TPE
  • Specified circular connectors
  • Shielded or unshielded cable constructions

Circular interface

Connector interface sets the baseline

Part number, mating orientation, pinout, cable construction, shield or ground termination, exit direction, and overmold geometry should be shown together.

Connector interfaceConnector part number, mating interface, pinout, and wiring diagram required
Overmold geometryDrawing, 3D geometry, sample, or sketch sets the molded shape.
Cable exitStraight, angled, or strain-relief exits should be shown on the connector drawing.
ShieldingGrounding and shield termination points should appear in the wiring plan.
TestingContinuity, polarity, hi-pot, insulation, or functional checks follow the supplied method.

Product range

IP67-sealed communication cable configurations

These configurations show circular connector bodies, molded exits, conductor ends, terminal ends, and multi-component routes used in this sealed communication cable family.

Long black cable assembly with molded connector ends and the complete cable path visible.

Connector and termination layouts

Long connectorized cable

Long black cable assembly with molded connector ends and the complete cable path visible.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Molded connector end
Discuss this cable configuration
Compact black molded connector cable shown from above for route and connector-position review.

Connector and termination layouts

Compact connectorized cable

Compact black molded connector cable shown from above for route and connector-position review.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Molded connector end
Discuss this cable configuration
Long cable assembly with a molded connector and four colored conductors visible at the prepared end.

Connector and termination layouts

Four-conductor prepared end

Long cable assembly with a molded connector and four colored conductors visible at the prepared end.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Four exposed conductors
Discuss this cable configuration
Looped molded connector cable with the conductor end and cable routing visible in one frame.

Connector and termination layouts

Looped cable with conductor end

Looped molded connector cable with the conductor end and cable routing visible in one frame.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Exposed conductors
Discuss this cable configuration
Cable assembly with several connector and molded component sections for multi-interface planning.

Connector and termination layouts

Multi-component connector cable

Cable assembly with several connector and molded component sections for multi-interface planning.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Multiple molded sections
Discuss this cable configuration
Looped molded connector cable showing the full route and terminal-end arrangement.

Connector and termination layouts

Looped cable with terminal ends

Looped molded connector cable showing the full route and terminal-end arrangement.

Market / context
Project-specific
Equipment end
Terminal ends
Discuss this cable configuration

Termination, shield treatment, overmolding, finishing

  1. 1Wire cutting
  2. 2Wire stripping
  3. 3Coaxial cable stripping
  4. 4Terminal crimping
  5. 5Soldering
  6. 6Vertical overmolding / insert molding
  7. 7Electrical testing

Pinout, continuity, shielding, fit, molded finish

  • Check connector pinout, mating orientation, continuity, and shield termination against the wiring plan.
  • Inspect molded exit, strain relief, cable route, and surface finish against the drawing or sample.
  • Run sealing, hi-pot, insulation, or functional checks when the method and limits are supplied.

Sealing targets, aviation-equipment requirements

Connector pinout and mating interface

Shield termination and signal requirements

Sealing, IP, or airtightness expectations

Qualified-supplier coordination

  • Horizontally injection-molded housings requiring horizontal molding machines
  • PCB assemblies / circuit boards
  • Specified plug, connector, or component sourcing

For quotation

Show connector, pinout, cable, molded exit

  • Connector part number, mating interface, pinout, and wiring diagram
  • Cable construction, shielding or grounding plan, and overmold geometry
  • Sealing, aviation-equipment, or functional test requirements with supporting documents

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Send circular-interface drawings

Include the connector part number, mating orientation, pinout, shield treatment, cable construction, and overmold shape.

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