Connectiq
Cable assemblies, wire harnesses and control panels manufactured for OEMs and equipment makers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Connectiq
Connectiq manufactures custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, control panels and box builds, from prototypes and low-volume runs to high-volume production. Products are built to customer drawings and specifications.
The company works as a contract manufacturer for OEMs and businesses producing medical equipment, automation and control systems, white goods and HVAC equipment. Connectiq Ltd was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Stonehouse, United Kingdom; it is BSI registered and approved to ISO 9000:2015.
Product: Contract manufacturing of custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, control panels and box builds.
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