Soldering Dc and Audio Connectors

How to solder a basic dc power plug, dc power jack, and audio plug.

What is the ISO 10993 Test?

Learn about the ISO 10993 test and how the biocompatible line passed.

What is a Temperature Rise Test?

We help you understand UL 310 temperature rise testing, break down what this test actually measures in order to help you pick the right cable for your application.

How to Assemble Tensility's Push-Pull Locking Connector

Easy to follow instructions.

Rating the Operating Current for Tensility Connectors Using IEC Standards

In this video, we will explain the test we use to measure and establish the operating current of our connectors.

How to Assemble Tensility's Assembly Type Connector

Easy to follow instructions for assembling the Assembly Type Connector.

How to Solder Dc Power and Audio Connectors

How to solder a basic dc power plug, dc power jack, and audio plug.

The most important step for a flicker free LED light

Choosing the correct cable assembly is an easy step to making sure every LED light you install has continuous power and is flicker free!

Strip and Tin UL 2468 Flat Wire

Learn how to strip and tin ribbon wire with two conductors.

Soldering 6.35 mm Audio Connectors

How to solder and assemble a 6.35 mm audio, right-angle connector.

Visualize Wire

Visualize a 16 Gauge UL 10846 Wire

See how the 16 gauge UL 10846 wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for industrial applications, dc power, and automotive applications.

Visualize a TPU with Braided Shield (6C) Wire

See how the 6C TPU with braided shield wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for industrial applications, automotive, aerospace, and communication & data.

Compare 2 and 10 Conductor Biocompatible Wire

Visualize the differences between a 2 conductor and 10 conductor biocompatible wire.

Compare 2 and 10 Conductor UL 2464 Wire

Visualize the differences between a 2 conductor and 10 conductor UL 2464 wire.

Compare 18 and 26 Gauge UL 1185 Wire

Visualize the differences between a 18 and a 26 gauge UL 1185 wire.

Compare Tinned and Bare Copper UL 1185 Wire

Visualize the differences between bare copper and tinned copper UL 1185 wire.

Compare 16 and 28 Gauge UL 10846

Visualize the differences between a 16 and 28 gauge UL 10846 wire.

Visualize a 10 Conductor UL 2464

See how the 10 conductor UL 2464 wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for data communications.

Visualize a 2 Conductor UL 2464 Wire

See how the 2 conductor UL 2464 wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for dc power applications.

Visualize Biocompatible 10 Conductor Wire

See how the biocompatible 10 conductor wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for wearable, IoT, and sensor technologies.

Visualize a 10 Gauge UL 1185 Wire

See how a 10 gauge UL 1185 looks and feels. 

Visualize Biocompatible 2 Conductor Wire

Learn how to successfully strip and tin this wire for any application.

Visualize a Silicone Jacket 6 Conductor with Twisted Pairs

See how the silicone jacket 6 conductor with twisted pairs looks, feels, and moves.

Visualize Bare Copper UL 1185 Wire

See how bare copper UL 1185 wire looks, feels, and moves.

Visualize a 10 Gauge UL 1185 Wire

See how a 10 gauge UL 1185 looks and feels. 

Visualize an 18 Gauge UL 1185 Wire

See how the 18 gauge UL 1185 wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for Dc power applications, IoT, and sensor technologies.

Visualize a 91 Shore A UL 2464

See how the 91 shore A UL 2464 wire looks, feels, and moves. This wire is well-suited for dc power applications.