BVH Technologies is a stockist of a wide range of connectors and accessories, which the company says it can offer at competitive prices and with reasonable lead times. These include telecom, RF, terminal blocks, wire-to-wire, wire-to-board connectors in a variety of pitches, SMT and through-hole types, plastic PCB standoffs and spacers, ribbon-cable, etc. It also offers a range of associated products such as cable ties, heatshrinking and other products.
BVH Technologies has extensive harness and wire-processing capabilities. For customers that require large volumes of reliably-crimped wires, the company boasts the latest in automatic crimping and testing machinery. Each crimp is individually-tested to extremely small tolerances, which BVH believes satisfies the quality criteria of all industries. Should a crimp fail a test it is automatically rejected.
The primary aim of the company is to enable its clients' end products to become more cost-competitive in the market.
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