M.S.H. Electronics
Cable assemblies, wiring harnesses and contract electronics manufacturing for UK industrial and engineering customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About M.S.H. Electronics
M.S.H. Electronics manufactures custom cable assemblies and wiring harnesses to customer drawings, from prototypes to production. Services also include wire preparation, testing, box builds and small sub-assemblies.
It supplies customers across the UK in sectors including defence, marine, communications, automotive, security, oil, robotics and automation. The family-run business was founded in 2003 and operates from Wimborne, Dorset; its quality system is ISO 9001 certified.
Product: Custom cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, prototyping, wire preparation and contract electronic manufacturing.
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Leadership
- Mark Hooper · FounderSource: company website
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