Laser stripping is a computer-controlled,
non-contact method for removing insulation from wires without risking mechanical damage to the conductors. Meeting IPC/WHMA-A-620 Class III requirements, this process is ideal for complex cable constructions and difficult insulation types, delivering repeatable results for aerospace, medical, automotive, and other performance-critical industries.

Ultrasonic welding uses high-frequency vibration to create a solid-state, molecular bond between conductors, fusing them into a single, continuous connection. This process provides low-resistance, high-strength joints with exceptional durability and consistency for wire harnesses and cable assemblies in
demanding environments. 

Robotic soldering delivers precise, repeatable solder joints through tightly controlled automated processes, ensuring consistent electrical and mechanical performance across production runs. This capability supports tight tolerances and high-reliability requirements for cable assemblies, wire harnesses, and electromechanical assemblies. 

MJM Industries provides labeling to customer specifications using semi-automated and manual processes. Our capabilities support permanent identification, traceability, and compliance requirements, including heat shrink labels, wrap and flag labels, wire and cable ID markers, adhesive-backed labels, and direct marking methods such as hot stamping.

Using precision-calibrated Cirrus test equipment and automated systems, we support continuity and dielectric testing while ensuring compliance with UL, MIL, CSA, IEC, RoHS, and REACH standards. For high-speed Ethernet applications, we utilize Fluke cable analyzers to verify signal integrity and performance in
high-reliability environments. 

We provide custom contract packaging solutions for organizations that require a creative, reliable resource for their
packaging needs.