ANSEIP MANUFACTURING

USB-C Cable Factory Tour

See how we manufacture USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables—from wire preparation and assembly to inspection, packing and shipment.

10+ Years

Production experience

5,000 m²

Modern Manufacturing Hub

5 Lines

Efficient Production Lines

100+

Countries Served Globally

From Preparation to Shipment

Operator preparing cable ends at a wire processing machine
01

Wire Preparation

Cables are cut to the specified length, and conductors are stripped and prepared for connector assembly.

02

Soldering & Assembly

Conductors are positioned and soldered to USB-C or USB-A connectors according to the cable design.

Worker soldering cable connections at an assembly workstation
Worker connecting USB cables to electrical testing equipment at ANSEIP
03

In-Process Inspection

Soldering, conductor placement and connector assembly are checked at relevant stages to identify issues before final packing.

04

Product Testing

Tests are selected to match each cable’s specifications, covering relevant electrical, functional and durability requirements.

USB C Cable Testing Equipment
Packed cable cartons stacked on pallets before shipment
05

Packing & Storage

Finished cables are packed to the agreed requirements, labeled and organized for storage before dispatch.

06

Loading & Shipment

Packed orders are prepared for loading and dispatch according to the confirmed delivery terms and shipping arrangements.

Worker using a pallet jack to load cartons into a shipping container

Behind Every Cable, People Make the Difference.

From preparation to packing, our production teams bring your cable specifications into practice.

Quality Control at Key Stages

Checks are matched to the cable design and agreed specifications, from assembly workmanship to final packaging.

Worker assembling internal components of a USB-C cable connector
Worker connecting USB cables to electrical testing equipment at ANSEIP

Workmanship

Reviewing solder joints, connector assembly and molding finish against the product requirements.

Electrical Performance

Checking continuity and specified power or data functions, as applicable to the cable model.

Final Appearance

Checking cable finish, color, labeling and packaging against the approved requirements.

A Closer Look at Our Factory

Braided cable ends secured with metal crimp rings, with exposed internal wires before connector assembly

Cable Crimp Ring Reinforcement

Worker positioning braided cable ends in a crimping machine at ANSEIP

Cable Crimping Process

Applying adhesive to a USB cable connector housing during cable assembly

Cable Connector Cleaning

Frequently Asked Questions

1.What types of USB cables does ANSEIP manufacture?

Our main products are USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables for wholesale, OEM and private-label projects. Available options vary by connector, length, material, charging power and data capability.

Yes. Customization options include cable length, color, exterior material, logo and packaging. Custom connector designs and electrical specifications require an engineering review to confirm feasibility.

The standard MOQ for cable orders is generally 1,000 pieces. The exact quantity depends on the model, materials and customization requirements. Custom tooling or special components may require a higher MOQ.

Yes. Up to three standard cable samples are available free of charge, with shipping paid by the buyer. Custom samples may involve development or tooling fees, depending on the requirements.

Checks cover relevant stages of production, including wire preparation, soldering, connector assembly and final appearance. Electrical, functional and durability tests are selected according to the cable model and agreed specifications.

Please share your connector type, cable length, charging power, data requirements, quantity, packaging and target market. Drawings or reference samples are helpful for custom projects. Standard production typically takes 15–25 days after sample and packaging approval; projects requiring new tooling may take longer.

Let’s Discuss Your Cable Project

Looking for USB-C to USB-C or USB-A to USB-C cables? Share your specifications, quantity and packaging needs for a manufacturing review.

Our team will review your requirements and contact you to discuss the next steps.