Connector interface
- Connector A
- Connector B
- mating series
- gender
- panel mount
- adapter end
Comparison
Which cable assembly route fits the RFQ?
Use this chart to avoid treating every request as a full custom project.
| Decision point | Standard Product Line | Modified Standard Build | Full Custom RFQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Known category or model | Closest product needs controlled changes | Drawing, sample, pinout, or non-standard structure |
| Starting point | Product category page | Closest Veycord product or reference model | Customer drawing, photo, sample, or technical notes |
| Customer provides | Model, quantity, destination, and delivery need | Product link plus length, connector, coding, label, or packing changes | Connector A/B, cable type, pinout, quantity, application, environment, and tests |
| Customization level | None or very limited | Moderate changes to standard assemblies | High, reviewed case by case |
| Confirmation method | Product page and quote confirmation | RFQ details checked against available connector and cable options | Drawing/sample review and feasibility confirmation |
| Testing request | Standard outgoing check | Continuity or requested inspection if applicable | Continuity, visual, and project-specific inspection requirements when confirmed |
| Next step | Browse product lines | Send modification RFQ | Send full custom RFQ |
What Can Change
Custom variables we can review
Keep the request concrete. These are the variables that usually determine whether a project is a simple modification or a full custom RFQ.
Cable build
- Cable type
- impedance
- length
- tolerance
- jacket
- shielding
Mechanical details
- Straight or right angle
- key code
- color coding
- branch direction
- routing limit
Electrical details
- Pinout
- channel order
- signal map
- wire gauge
- continuity requirement
Order details
- Quantity
- reference model
- application zone
- drawing/photo/sample
- revision notes
Delivery prep
- Label
- bag mark
- bulk pack
- carton requirement
- inspection note
Supported Product Platforms
Start from a real product family
These entry points use existing Veycord product categories, not invented examples. Open the closest family first, then send the product link with any change requirements.
FAKRA Cable Assemblies
RF coaxial assemblies for antenna, GNSS, camera, radio, and telematics sourcing checks.
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Mini FAKRA Cable Assemblies
Compact multi-channel coaxial options where coding, channel order, and routing need review.
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HSD / LVDS Cable Assemblies
High-speed data and video cable assemblies for camera, display, and infotainment links.
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H-MTD Cable Assemblies
Automotive Ethernet cable assemblies for ADAS, sensor, and high-speed data link sourcing.
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MATEnet Cable Assemblies
Automotive Ethernet adapter, extension, and test cable requirements with pinout review.
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Automotive Wire Harnesses
Deutsch DT, Tyco AMP, Aptiv Delphi, pigtail, adapter, and sensor harness sourcing paths.
View product line →RFQ Checklist
Details that make the quote review faster
If these details are missing, the request usually becomes a follow-up email instead of a quote. Send what you already have; a product link or clear photo is still useful when a drawing is not ready.
Review Flow
From product line to confirmed RFQ
A short review path keeps this page focused on the decision buyers actually need to make.
Find closest product line
Match the request to a standard product family before treating it as custom.
Confirm changed variables
Lock connector ends, cable type, length, pinout, coding, labels, and packing notes.
Review feasibility
Check connector availability, quantity, drawing detail, and inspection requirements.
Quote, build, inspect
Quote against confirmed RFQ details, then build and inspect to the agreed requirement.
FAQ
Before sending a custom RFQ
These answers keep this page from duplicating the product catalog or Contact Us page.
Is this page a second contact form?
No. This page helps choose the right RFQ route. The final submission still goes through Contact Us so messages, drawings, and model references stay in one place.
When should I browse product lines first?
Browse product lines first when the connector family or standard assembly is already known. It is usually the fastest route for standard products and close replacements.
Can Veycord modify an existing product?
Yes. Existing assemblies can be reviewed for changes such as length, connector end, coding, pinout, label, packing, and requested inspection.
Do I need a drawing for a full custom RFQ?
A drawing is helpful but not always required. A clear photo, sample, closest product link, pinout, and connector details can also support the first review.
Ready to send details?
Use Contact Us as the single RFQ submission point.
Include the closest product line, connector A/B, cable length, pinout, quantity, drawing/photo reference, and any testing or packing requirement.