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About GLOBIX

GLOBIX (Changsha Globix Technology Co., Ltd.) was founded in 2024 and focuses on push-pull connectors and custom cable assembly solutions for global equipment manufacturers. We support engineers, buyers, and project teams with practical interconnect solutions that are easier to match, validate, and integrate into real products.

Our work starts from real application needs — connector replacement, cable harness matching, waterproof sealing, shielding continuity, space constraints, and repeated mating reliability — and continues through sampling, validation, and volume supply.

What We Offer

  • Metal push-pull circular connectors
  • Plastic push-pull connectors
  • Waterproof circular connectors and sealed cable assemblies
  • RF / coaxial and hybrid signal layouts
  • Connector accessories and components
  • OEM cable assemblies with overmolding, strain relief, labeling, shielding, and harness integration

Why Choose Us

01

Connector Preparation

We prepare connector components according to project requirements, including shell, insert, contact layout, and accessory matching, to ensure the assembly starts from the correct configuration.

02

Cable Processing

Cable cutting, stripping, shielding preparation, and identification are handled with attention to consistency, helping reduce avoidable variation before termination and final assembly.

03

Contact Termination

Depending on the connector structure and project requirement, we support soldering or other suitable contact termination methods to build stable electrical connections for evaluation and production.

04

Overmolding & Strain Relief

For projects that require better protection at the cable exit, we support overmolding and strain-relief solutions to improve durability, handling stability, and service life in repeated-use conditions.

05

Shielding & Harness Integration

For signal-sensitive or multi-branch projects, we coordinate shielding treatment, coaxial structures, labeling, and harness integration to simplify installation and reduce mismatch risk.

06

Final Assembly & Packing

After assembly, products are checked for configuration consistency, appearance, and packing readiness before shipment, helping ensure smoother validation and delivery.

Production Process for Push-Pull Self-Locking Connectors

Design and Engineering

Specification Analysis: Analyze the technical specifications and requirements for the connector, including electrical, mechanical, and environmental factors.

3D Modeling and Prototyping: Use CAD software to create a 3D model of the connector. Prototype the design using 3D printing or other rapid prototyping methods.

Material Selection: Choose materials for the housing, contacts, and insulators based on durability, conductivity, and environmental resistance requirements.

Material Procurement

Metal Components: Source high-quality metals such as brass, stainless steel, or aluminum for the connector housing and contacts.

Insulating Materials: Procure insulating materials like PPS, PEEK, PTFE, or other polymers for the insulators.

Coating Materials: Obtain materials for surface treatments, such as nickel or gold plating, to enhance conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Manufacturing Process

  1. Metal Stamping and Machining

Stamping: Stamp out metal components, such as contact pins and sockets, using precision dies.

CNC Machining: Machining of the connector housing and other components to exact dimensions using CNC machines.

Deburring: Deburr all machined and stamped parts to remove sharp edges and ensure a smooth finish.

  1. Injection Molding

Mold Design: Design and create molds for the plastic or polymer components, such as the connector’s insulating parts.

Molding Process: Use injection molding to produce insulating parts that fit precisely with the metal components.

  1. Surface Treatment

Cleaning: Clean all metal components to remove oil, dust, and other contaminants.

Plating: Apply nickel, gold, or other specified coatings to the metal components using electroplating or vacuum deposition processes.

Inspection: Inspect the coated components for uniformity and adherence to thickness specifications.

Assembly Process

Contact Assembly: Insert and secure the contact pins and sockets into the insulating body.

Housing Assembly: Assemble the metal housing around the insulating body and contacts, ensuring the push-pull locking mechanism is functioning correctly.

Soldering: Solder the wires to the contacts if pre-wiring is required before final assembly.

Sealing: Apply any necessary sealing compounds or gaskets to ensure the connector meets IP (Ingress Protection) ratings.

Quality Control

Visual Inspection: Conduct a thorough visual inspection of each connector to check for defects or inconsistencies.

Dimensional Inspection: Measure key dimensions to ensure compliance with design specifications using calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools.

Electrical Testing: Test each connector for electrical continuity, insulation resistance, and dielectric strength.

Mechanical Testing: Verify the strength and durability of the push-pull locking mechanism and overall connector assembly.

Final Assembly and Packaging

Marking and Labeling: Apply any required markings, such as part numbers, logos, or serial numbers, to the connector.

Final Assembly: Complete the assembly of any remaining components, such as dust caps or protective covers.

Packaging: Package the connectors in protective packaging, ensuring they are ready for shipment and preventing any damage during transport.

Documentation and Shipping

Documentation: Prepare all necessary documentation, including inspection reports, certificates of conformity, and user manuals.

Shipping: Arrange for the shipment of the completed connectors to customers or distributors.

Shipment Tracking & Delivery Reminder

We provide ongoing shipment tracking and delivery reminder support after dispatch, helping customers stay informed of shipping status, expected arrival, and key delivery updates for smoother receiving and project coordination.

Quality Inspection Center

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