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Power Cords Manufacturing Process & OEM

Process & OEM
Power Cord Manufacturing Process
Liandung combines decades of OEM experience with professional power cord manufacturing. From R&D to testing, we adhere to strict international safety standards to deliver the most reliable outsourcing solutions for our clients.
Power Cords Manufacturing Process & OEM
1
Raw Material Preparation
The process begins with procuring essential raw materials, including copper wire, PVC resin pellets, and other components required for manufacturing power cords and extension cables.
Copper Wire
Copper Wire
PVC Resin Pellets
PVC Resin Pellets
Metal and Plastic Housing
Metal and Plastic Housing
2
Conductor Stranding
The copper wires are drawn and twisted together to form the copper conductor of the power cord.
Copper Wire Stranding
3
Core Insulation Extrusion
The copper conductor passes through a PVC extrusion machine, which applies a layer of insulation to protect the wires and provide electrical insulation.
Wire Drawing Process
Wire Drawing Process
Copper Wire Drawing
Copper Wire Drawing
4
Core Twisting (Lay Length Adjustment)
Insulated cores of different colors are twisted together to form a multi-core stranded wire used inside the power cord.
Lay Length of Inner Core Wire
Lay Length of Inner Core Wire
5
Outer Sheath Extrusion
After completing the multi-core stranded wire, an outer layer of PVC is extruded over it using an extrusion machine to protect the finished cable from external damage.
Outer Sheath Extrusion
Outer Sheath Extrusion
Water Cooling
Water Cooling
6
Automatic Cutting and Terminal Crimping
Using automated machinery, the wires are cut to the customer-specified lengths, and terminals are installed along with metal inserts and plastic housings of the plugs following in-house SOPs.
Wire Cutting
Wire Cutting
Metal Insert for Plug Housing
Metal Insert for Plug Housing
7
Injection Molding
The plug and socket components are placed into an injection molding machine, where high-pressure PVC is injected to form the external shape of the power cord’s plug.
Plug Injection Molding
Plug Injection Molding
Molded Plug
Molded Plug
8
Visual Inspection and Electrical Testing
The finished cords undergo visual inspection by quality control personnel to ensure there are no defects, followed by high-voltage and continuity tests to confirm compliance with safety standards and required current loads.
Visual Inspection
Visual Inspection
Electrical Testing (High Voltage / Polarity / Continuity)
Electrical Testing (High Voltage / Polarity / Continuity)
9
Packaging
The completed power cords are labeled and packaged according to customer requirements.
Cable Bundling
Cable Bundling
Cable Bundling
Cable Bundling
10
Final Product Inspection
Quality assurance personnel perform a final inspection of the finished products, and once confirmed to meet standards, the items are shipped to the customer.
Packing into Cartons and Awaiting Shipment
Packing into Cartons and Awaiting Shipment