Marine and Naval Cable Assembly Solutions

Naval engine harnesses and equipment interconnects

Radbon’s naval engine assembly shown above is a product example with braided outer protection and branching leads. Your design can be developed around the electrical interfaces, mounting points and service access of the complete equipment.

Marine assemblies can connect power, control and communication equipment. Send a wire list or drawing package identifying the circuits, connector interfaces and cable routes; our engineering team can also work from initial system requirements.

• Engine and control equipment harnesses
• Power, control and signal interconnections
• Communication equipment and enclosure wiring

Design for corrosion, fluids and vibration

A shipboard installation needs more than a general description of a rugged cable. Identify the location of the assembly, the fluids it may contact and the mechanical loads at its mounting points. These inputs guide wire and jacket selection, connector sealing, strain relief and protective braiding.

For marine defence equipment, define shielding and grounding at the system level alongside environmental protection. Review how the harness will be installed, inspected and replaced in the available space.

• Saltwater, oils and chemical exposure
• Operating and storage temperatures
• Required ingress protection and sealing interfaces
• Vibration, movement and strain relief
• EMI shielding, grounding and identification

Cable selection and project requirements

Radbon’s published capabilities include naval and offshore power, control and signalling cable options, with oil and chemical resistance and different insulation and jacket materials. Availability and suitability must be confirmed for the selected cable.

Include the applicable cable specifications, vessel or equipment approval requirements and required test records with your inquiry. A cable component approval does not automatically qualify the completed harness or the vessel system.

Inspection and verification for your assembly

Radbon provides electrical and environmental testing capabilities, material traceability and stored test data. Specify continuity, insulation and dielectric test requirements, together with any salt spray, ingress or mechanical testing needed for the assembly.

Agree on test conditions, acceptance criteria and delivered records before production. Radbon holds the manufacturing certifications; Spartan coordinates sales and support.

Review Radbon quality systems and available testing

From a prototype to recurring vessel equipment production

There is no minimum order quantity. Start with a prototype to review connector access, branch lengths and routing, then release the approved drawing revision for production.

For a quotation, share the application, drawing or wire list, quantities, schedule, environmental conditions and documentation requirements. Existing cable and harness manufacturers can also request subcontract production support.