Cyber Security is something that we emphasize at InterConnect. Our IT team leads the way by equipping us with strong training, persistence, and insight into the latest types of attacks. Here are a few tips we can share that you should in incorporate not only in your work life, but also in your personal life to protect you from the bad guys.

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Our Top 5 Cyber Security Tips at InterConnect - InterConnect Wiring

Cyber Security is something that is abundantly important in today’s environment. We want our customers, suppliers, and team members to know that their data is in good hands. That Connection Matters. Because of that, we make sure that every Tuesday we

Check out this video where we look at why Interconnect-Wiring package a harness and why it’s important, as well as to show you what the finished product looks like. Here's how to pack an F-16 wiring harness.

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VLOG: How to Pack an F-16 Wiring Harness - InterConnect Wiring

  Hi. My name is Malich and I’m the Training Manager at InterConnect, where Connections Matter. Today we’ll be looking at why we package a harness and why it’s important, as well as show you what the finished product looks like.    Wir

In Aerospace & Defense we use a ton of acronyms and long part numbers to describe processes and parts. It can be quite a bit to keep up with! So, in some cases engineers, assemblers, or inspectors come up with nicknames to describe certain parts. Here are 5 of the most common nicknames we use at InterConnect.
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Five (5) Nicknames of Aircraft Wiring Harness Parts - InterConnect Wiring

In Aerospace & Defense we use a ton of acronyms and long part numbers to describe processes and parts. It can be quite a bit to keep up with! So, in some cases engineers, assemblers, or inspectors come up with nicknames to describe certain parts.

Here are the steps our inspectors take to inspect a ground support wiring harness. During the assembly process, inspection will be required multiple times by the assembler. In this case, we need to inspect the solder sleeves. To do that, we will inspect the front and back to ensure that there is proper flow and nothing has pierced the outer sleeve. Next, we will do a grommet inspection making sure all contacts are seated and the filler plugs are placed correctly. It all looks good!

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VLOG: Inspecting a Wiring Harness, Part 1: Solder Sleeves & Connector Grommets - InterConnect Wiring

During the assembly process, inspection will be required multiple times by the assembler. In this case, we need to inspect the solder sleeves. To do that, we will inspect the front and back to ensure that there is proper flow and nothing has pierced

Design engineers will spec wiring harnesses with readily available common connectors, even though all contact cavities will not be populated. Besides making the wiring harnesses less expensive and easier to procure, another positive byproduct of using common connectors is that the end user will not have to wait extra weeks for their harnesses to be built. The common connectors will reliably get the job done and there will be a few contact cavities that are left over.

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