We start with what you already have
A drawing, BOM, photographs, an existing sample or a combination of these. The first conversation does not need a perfect documentation pack.
Kyntrivo services
Industrial cable assemblies prepared for installation, in the form your application actually needs.
We build cables and wire harnesses for machine builders, system integrators and technical teams that want to take repetitive wiring work out of their own assembly process. We can start with a complete drawing or, just as practically, with an existing sample and a few explanations.
Prototypes, small and medium batches, and recurring configurations.
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Sensor and actuator cables
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Custom wire harnesses
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Prepared cable sets for panels and equipment
What we do
We do not simply sell cable. We prepare a part that needs to fit naturally into your product.
For the customer, the value is not in the number of metres of cable. It is in receiving the right length, the right connections, clear identification and a part that is ready to integrate. That is why we focus on products we can understand, document clearly and reproduce consistently.
We clarify before we repeat
The first part helps confirm lengths, branches, labels and practical details before the product becomes a recurring item.
We keep the configuration easy to reorder
Once approved, the product can have a clear reference so the next order does not have to start from zero.
Product families
Three practical places to start.
These are the product groups around which we want to build recurring customer relationships: easy to integrate, flexible enough for custom applications and well suited to industrial B2B production.
01 / Sensors & actuators
Sensor and actuator cables
We prepare connection cables for sensors, valves, actuators and other components used in machinery and automation systems. These can be connector-to-connector cables or versions with an open end, depending on how the cable is installed in the equipment.
- ✓Common industrial connector families, including M8 and M12 configurations
- ✓Lengths adapted to the equipment rather than only standard catalogue sizes
- ✓Straight, angled or open-ended variants where the application calls for them
- ✓Labelling and identification to make assembly easier
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Suitable for sensors, valves, I/O, pumps, conveyors and automation equipment.
02 / Custom harnesses
Branched wire harnesses for machines and equipment
When a machine has several connections that repeat from one unit to the next, we can combine them into one prepared harness. Instead of rebuilding the same network of wires directly on every machine, the customer receives one organised and clearly identified assembly.
- ✓Branches for sensors, valves, motors, power or signal connections
- ✓Protection using heat-shrink, sleeving or braid, depending on the application
- ✓Individual identification for branches and connection points
- ✓Configurations built from a drawing, BOM or approved sample
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Suitable for machine builders, OEMs, integrators and special-purpose equipment built repeatedly.
03 / Panels & equipment
Prepared cable sets for panels and assembly
For repetitive work inside panels and equipment, wires and cables can be cut, terminated and labelled before they reach final assembly. The goal is straightforward: your team receives an organised set and does not have to repeat the same preparation on every unit.
- ✓Wires and cables prepared to defined lengths
- ✓Ferrules, ring terminals, contacts and other terminations selected for the configuration
- ✓Consistent identification for terminals, I/O and connection points
- ✓Kits grouped by panel, subassembly or production unit
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Suitable when you want repetitive manual wiring work moved out of final assembly.
From an idea to a repeatable part
You do not need to have every detail solved already. We can help put the configuration in order.
Sometimes the customer has a complete drawing. In other cases there is only a part fitted to a machine, a component list or a harness that has been built internally for years. What matters is having enough information to understand the application and define a version that can later be rebuilt without interpretation.
Start from the documentation available
We review what already exists and identify the information that still needs to be clarified before the first build.
Make the configuration clear
Lengths, labels, connectors and branches should be easy to recognise for both production and the customer.
Manage changes through revisions
If the product evolves, changes should be tied to a clear revision so different versions do not become mixed.
Quantities
Start small and grow with the project.
You do not need a thousand-piece order on day one. For many industrial applications, it is healthier to validate the product in a small batch first and then build a reliable routine around recurring orders.
Prototype / sample
For a new product, a first part helps confirm the details before recurring production begins.
Small and medium batches
A good fit for machinery and equipment that is not mass-produced but still needs the same part repeatedly.
Recurring orders
Once the configuration is stable, future batches can start from the same approved version.
Send us the application
A drawing, BOM, photos, a sample and an approximate quantity. Even partial information is enough to start a useful conversation.
We identify what needs clarifying
We look at connections, lengths, materials, component availability and any requirement that should not be changed.
We build the first version
We prepare a sample or initial small batch that can be checked in the real equipment.
Fine-tune the details
If a length, label or branch needs changing, it is better to do that before the product becomes a recurring item.
Fix the approved version
The final configuration becomes the reference point for future orders and any later revisions.
Repeat and deliver
Future batches start from a known configuration, making the relationship simpler for both sides.
Verification
A part prepared for installation should arrive clear, organised and checked.
For each product, we agree the checks that make sense for the application. This would typically include visual inspection, confirmation of the configuration and labels, and the electrical checks agreed for that particular product.
- ✓Visual inspection of the assembly and terminations
- ✓Confirmation of labels, lengths and product revision
- ✓Continuity or pinout checks where the product requires them
- ✓Clear separation of approved parts before packing
If the project has its own acceptance criteria, documentation or additional checks, these are agreed before production begins.
Prepared for the customer
The way the part reaches you is part of the product as well.
For a B2B customer, it is not enough for the part to be assembled correctly. It should also be easy to identify, store and pass on to assembly. Packaging and labelling can therefore be organised around the way you actually use the product.
Product identification
Internal part number, revision, destination or other information that helps identify the item.
Packed by unit or kit
Products can be grouped logically by machine, panel or assembly operation.
Batches that are easy to follow
Clear separation between products and revisions reduces confusion at goods-in and during assembly.
For a quotation
What is useful for us to see at the beginning.
There is no need to prepare a special presentation. The sooner we can see the real application, the sooner we can tell whether it is a good fit for us.
Discuss your project with us01
A drawing, BOM, photographs or an existing sample
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Approximate quantity and whether the part will be recurring
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Lengths and connections that are already fixed
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Any special material, labelling, testing or packaging requirements
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The approximate date you need the first part or batch
From the workshop
From preparation to delivery.
The service is not one single step. It is about turning a configuration into a part that can be built, checked and delivered again whenever the customer needs it.
Common questions
A few things customers usually want to know before we start.
01Do I need a complete technical drawing?+
No. A drawing is helpful, but we can also start from an existing sample, photographs or a component list. If essential information is missing, we clarify it before the first build.
02Can you make just one sample before an order?+
Yes. For new projects, a first part or very small initial batch is often the most sensible step before recurring orders begin.
03Do you only work with M8 and M12?+
No. M8 and M12 are simply common examples for sensor cables. For custom harnesses, we can review other connector families and terminations depending on the application and component availability.
04Can we keep using the components already approved in our product?+
In many cases that is the best place to start. If your product already uses approved components, we include them in the project review before quoting.
05Can products be labelled with our own part numbers?+
Yes. Labelling can be adapted to the project, including references and markings that help with assembly and identification, provided they are defined at the start.
06What happens if the product changes later?+
We treat the change as a new revision. That keeps the current version clear and avoids accidentally mixing it with earlier batches.
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Discuss your project with us →
Do you have a cable, harness or repetitive wiring operation you would like to move out of your own assembly?
Send us what you already have. If the project fits the way we work, the next step is straightforward: clarify the details and prepare the first version.