We can fit specialised connectors!
Ben Winstanley • November 6, 2019
Do you spend time and effort sourcing and fitting specialised connectors?
As part of our high quality one stop shop for Power Supplies, Batteries and Chargers.
Haredata Electronics are expert at fitting a wide range of third party connectors for our customers.
Units with specialised connectors are sampled prior to production, and as an ISO registered company, you can be sure of the high standard of our in house production team.
Why not take advantage of our competitive labour rates and the opportunity to reduce your vendor base and the number of components you need to manage.
Get in touch if you have any questions!
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