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Hazardous Rated Cable Assemblies

Built to Endure

Designed for durability and safety, our hazardous rated cable assemblies excel in challenging environments like explosive atmospheres and extreme temperatures. Our technicians are trained to IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards to ensure our cables deliver unmatched reliability.

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Reliable Construction When it Matters

ASG has over 20 years of experience with multi-conductor control and power cables used in hazardous locations. Our facility has a potting operation which seals the conductor ends to eliminate any spark-over between contacts. We can HIPOT test up to 5,000 volts with up to 200 conductors.

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Key Features for Superior Cable Performance

Whether facing extreme temperatures or explosion-prone conditions, our cables deliver safety and reliability you can trust. Here are just a few of the features you can expect.

Durable

Potted connections eliminate arcing between conductors.

Certified

Built to meet stringent quality standards, such as IPC/WHMA-A-620, ensuring reliability and safety.

Customizable

Tailored to meet unique application requirements, validated to support desired life cycles and connectivity.

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Are Hazardous Rated Cables Right For You?

Not all work environments require hazardous rated cables. Here's how you can determine if you need them.

We’re Not a Good Fit For You If...

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Your cables will operate in low-risk environments where standard cables can perform adequately

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You aim to prioritize upfront cost savings over durability, certifications, and reliability

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You require off-the-shelf, generic cable solutions without the need for tailored designs or specialized features

We’re a Good Fit For You If...

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You need cables that will operate in harsh or hazardous environments

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You have a need for cables that meet strict industry standards like IPC/WHMA-A-620

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You require customized cable solutions tailored to specific operational needs

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Our process

Start Working With ASG

Cable assemblies can be complicated; starting your project shouldn’t be. When you contact our team, we work with you to make sure all your bases are covered.

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Talk to an expert

Fill out the contact form, and one of our experts will get in touch with you to discuss your project needs.
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Request a quote

After an initial meeting, our team will compile a quote for your project and send it to you.
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Start your project

Once you approve the quote, we start working with your team to get your project done to your specifications.
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Hear from past clients

“ASG has become an important part of our team as we work together to turn ideas into electrical panels. The experience of the design team and the ability to work through change is a noticeable added value that separates them from others.”

— Kevin Wentworth, Electrical and Controls Engineer

"ASG is a great company to work with. They understand our product line, and have a great precision to detail. They have great turnaround times, always producing a top quality product. An added benefit is that the staff there are always professional and easy to work with."

— Christopher Hickey, Field Service Engineer

“ASG has been an excellent partner and extension of our engineering team. The fact that they manufacture our designs allows us to make changes/corrections on the fly shortening our Alpha to production build cycle and meeting tight deadlines.”

— Product Development Manager, EOS

"We have worked with ASG on several projects, and their electrical design expertise and vast component knowledge / supply chain support has gotten us out of a lot of trouble with our customer line down situations."

— Director of Engineering, FUEL Cell

Hazardous Rated Cable FAQs

The FAQs below offer more insight into ASG’s ability to serve you.

What certifications do you follow?

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Who do you partner with on hazardous rated cable assemblies?