Engineering articles, application notes, and standards updates from our cable technology team.
As a quality manager in automotive connectivity, I review thousands of connectors annually. Here's my honest take on choosing Leoni INFINITY Pro for your production line—based on real specs, not marketing.
Not all automotive connectivity solutions are created equal. A quality inspector with 4+ years of experience breaks down when to choose Leoni Egypt’s cost-effective harnesses, the DuraForce Pro 3 for demanding applications, or a 48-inch integrated LED light system—and why the answer depends on your vehicle architecture and production scale.
A comparison of multimode and single-mode optical fiber, based on real-world quality inspections and total cost considerations. Written for engineers and procurement teams who need to make the right call.
A quality-focused deep dive into why automotive network failures often trace back to underestimated connectivity specs, and how a transparent, standards-based approach prevents costly reworks.
An administrative buyer shares why direct engagement with Leoni for cable and connector solutions saves time, money, and hassle, despite what the initial price quotes suggest.
A procurement manager’s story about how chasing the lowest quote on clear phone cases led to a costly lesson in Total Cost of Ownership, and how that experience changed the way we buy automotive wire harnesses and connectors.
A specialist in emergency wire harness fixes reveals why most connector crimp failures happen before the first crimp. If you've ever blamed a bad connection on the tool, this one's for you.
A practical guide to selecting wiring solutions, from automotive cables to fiber optics, based on your application needs.
A personal account of costly mistakes made when ordering Leoni cables, wiring, and robotics solutions. Learn how to pick the right Leoni product for your application.
Straight answers about Leoni cables, Kerpen operations, Duraforce Pro 2, blood pressure cuff sensors, and how they compare. From a buyer who has made every mistake possible sourcing these parts.