Robotics Cable Assembly Manufacturers: 7 Companies Compared

Robotics cable assembly manufacturers build more than just wiring, especially across industrial automation, logistics, automotive, and medical sectors where reliability matters. 

They engineer cable assemblies that can flex, twist, and bend through millions of cycles without signal loss, EMI interference, or mechanical failure. 

Below, we compare seven companies that make cables and cable assemblies for robots.

All details come from each company’s own website. They’re listed alphabetically, not ranked. Wiringo, which runs this site, is one of them.

What to Look for in a Robotics Cable Assembly Manufacturer 

Here’s what to prioritize in a robotics cable assembly manufacturer. 

• Certifications: Look for documented quality standards like ISO 9001, IPC/WHMA-A-620, IATF 16949, and RoHS compliance. These show that a manufacturer has the ability to meet international benchmarks. 

• Cable Durability: A quality robotic cable resists twisting, bending, chemical exposure, and high temperatures. You need durability built into the jacketing, shielding, and conductor materials. 

• Customization Capabilities: Some projects require custom wire harnesses for compact sensors; others require fiber-optic, high-speed data cables, or hybrid cable solutions for power and signal combined. Choose a manufacturer of custom cable assemblies that can adapt its engineering to your specs. 

• Industry Experience: Prioritize cable manufacturers who have proven track records in sectors like automotive, medical, telecommunications, and industrial automation. 

Robotics Cable Assembly Manufacturers Compared

3M

3M’s robotics range centers on high-flex machine-vision cable assemblies for standards such as CoaXPress, USB3 Vision and GigE Vision.

• Location: St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
• Founded: 1902
• Products: Robotics interconnect: connectors and cable assemblies, high-flex machine-vision cable assemblies (CoaXPress, USB3 Vision, Camera Link, GigE Vision), molded-on cable assemblies
• Industries served: Industrial, electronics and energy, health care, safety, consumer
• Website: www.3m.com

HELUKABEL (HELU)

HELUKABEL, now branded HELU, sells cables, wires, drag chains and finished assemblies, with robotics as one of its sectors.

• Location: Hemmingen, Germany
• Founded: 1978
• Products: Cables, wires, drag chains and cable assemblies
• Industries served: Automation, drive technology, machine and plant construction, medical, renewable energy, rail, e-mobility, robotics
• Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 50001
• Website: www.helu.com

igus

igus pairs its continuous-flex chainflex cables with cable carriers and triflex R dress packs for multi-axis robots.

• Location: Cologne, Germany (North America: Rumford, Rhode Island)
• Founded: 1964
• Products: chainflex cables, readycable cable assemblies, robot cables, triflex R multi-axis cable carriers and robot dress packs
• Industries served: Automation and robotics, food and beverage, heavy industry, medical, renewable energy
• Certifications: ISO 9001:2015 (North American operations)
• Website: www.igus.com

JEM Electronics

JEM builds in Massachusetts and Tijuana, reviews drawings for manufacturability before quoting, and tests every assembly in-house.

• Location: Franklin, Massachusetts, USA (second plant in Tijuana, Mexico)
• Founded: 1981
• Products: Custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, electromechanical box builds
• Industries served: Robotics, medical, semiconductor, renewable energy, oil and gas, computer networking
• Certifications: ISO 9001, IPC/WHMA-A-620
• Services: Manufacturability review of drawings before quoting, 100% in-house testing, full traceability
• Website: www.jemelectronics.com

Junkosha

Junkosha’s EHF-01 robotics cable is designed for machining centers, actuators and coating robots.

• Location: Kasama, Ibaraki, Japan
• Founded: 1954
• Products: Robotics cable (EHF-01) for machining centers, actuators and coating robots; wire and cable assemblies
• Industries served: Medical devices, semiconductors, telecommunications, transportation, robotics, energy
• Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 14001
• Website: www.junkosha.com/en

SAB BRÖCKSKES

SAB BRÖCKSKES makes its own robotic cables and also supplies ready-to-install assemblies built to order.

• Location: Viersen, Germany
• Founded: 1947
• Products: Robotic cables, customized ready-to-install cable assemblies
• Industries served: Mechanical and plant engineering, automation, robotics, railway, energy, measurement and control
• Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 50001
• Services: Customized cable assemblies from a single source
• Website: www.sab-cable.com

Wiringo

Wiringo, which runs this site, builds custom cable assemblies and harnesses for robotic and motion-control equipment.

• Location: Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China (head office and factory)
• Founded: 2016
• Products: Custom robotics cable assemblies and wire harnesses, from prototypes to volume production
• Industries served: Robotics and industrial automation, automotive, medical devices, consumer electronics
• Certifications: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, IATF 16949, IPC/WHMA-A-620E CIS (personnel)
• Services: Design consultation, prototyping, electrical testing; 5,000 m² factory
• Website: www.wiringo.com

Choose the Right Cable Assembly Manufacturer for Your Robotics Project 

Before you commit, ask each supplier for copies of its certificates, a sample test report and a reference from a customer with a similar project, and get lead times quoted on your actual drawing.

If you’d like Wiringo to quote your project, send us your drawing.