General FAQs

The Komax Zeta is a high-performance wire processing machine that automates the measuring, marking, cutting, stripping, and crimping of wires. It helps improve efficiency, precision, and scalability, making it ideal for higher-volume and complex wire harness manufacturing production.

Our standard lead time for a first-time build (aka NPI) is 10-12 weeks. After that, 6-8 weeks is standard. This can vary based on market conditions and material availability.

The primary differences between UL1007 and UL1015 wires lie in their voltage rating, temperature rating, and insulation thickness.

UL1007 is rated to 300V, 80 degree C temp rating, and thinner than UL1015.

UL1015 is rated to 600V, 105 degree C temp rating, and a bit thicker insulation than UL1007.

Both are single-conductor hook-up wires commonly used in internal wiring of electronic and electrical equipment.

GXL and TXL wires are both types of automotive-grade wire, but GXL has thicker insulation and is designed for higher-temperature environments, while TXL wire has a thinner insulation, making it more flexible and suitable for tight spaces. Both are commonly used in wire harnesses for automotive applications.

Our campus is located on 12 acres with 63,000 square feet of manufacturing space, with room for future expansion.

A wire harness is a bundle of electrical wires or cables that are grouped together, organized, and often secured with protective coverings like tape or plastic. It is designed to simplify the installation process, reduce the risk of electrical shorts, and ensure that electrical connections are easily managed. Wire harnesses are commonly used in vehicles, machinery, and electronics to route power and signals between different components.