Cableteque is said to unite engineering and supply chain on one platform, automating information flow and giving manufacturers a competitive edge through faster quotes, informed decisions, and streamlined procurement and inventory management. The company already serves customers across North America in aerospace, defence, medical and industrial markets, and has invested in the infrastructure and partnerships needed to support European manufacturers with the same platform. “I’ve spent 35 years in this industry, and the problems don’t stop at a border. European manufacturers face the same challenges we have seen for years: slow quotes, incomplete BOMs, too
much guesswork. We built Cableteque to fix that everywhere it happens, not just at home,” said Arik Vrobel, CEO and founder of Cableteque. Unlike marketplace or broker-based quoting tools, Cableteque is software that wire harness manufacturers own and control end-to-end, from BOM extraction through quoting, sourcing, and procurement. Manufacturers set their own pricing relationships directly with suppliers rather than relying on aggregated or brokered pricing set by a third party. “We didn’t build a marketplace that sits between manufacturers and their customers. We built a platform for manufacturers to run themselves. That distinction matters more in Europe than anywhere, because the manufacturers we talk to don’t want another broker in the middle of their business,” Vrobel added.
“Adam Tech’s commitment to delivering high-quality
products, exceptional service and competitive pricing aligns perfectly with Anglia’s own values and customer-first philosophy,” explained David Pearson, technical director at
Anglia. “Their extensive connector portfolio further strengthens our offering, enabling us to provide customers with a broader range of reliable interconnect solutions. We are particularly excited to make Adam Tech products available through our pan-European e-commerce platform, Anglia Live, giving customers fast, convenient access to the latest technologies, backed by Anglia’s renowned technical support and logistics expertise.” Magen Rigdon, global distribution sales director at Adam Tech, added: “Europe is a highly diverse
market, spanning a wide range of industries and applications. Adam Tech’s extensive product portfolio is designed to meet these varied requirements, making partnering with an experienced, financially strong, and independent distributor such as Anglia key. Their market expertise and reach will drive growth, expand market penetration, and maintain the integrity of the supply chain.”
Tobias Corneli, expert network manager EMEA, said: “By automatically adjusting tyre pressure to suit varying ground conditions, CTIS systems sealed with Turcon SG support up to 15% reduced fuel
consumption and lower CO2 emissions, improving traction and safety and reducing soil compaction. Combined with its extended service life, the seal significantly cuts downtime and total cost of ownership for customers.” The Turcon SG seal tackles one of the most demanding challenges in CTIS engineering: maintaining
reliable sealing under continuous rotary motion and typical pneumatic pressure while minimising friction and wear across thousands of operating hours traversing varying ground conditions. Its pressure-activated design holds the polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) sealing lip in an unpressurised, near-zero-friction state for 90 to 95% of its operating cycle. When pressure is applied, the lip activates immediately against the countersurface to deliver a reliable, airtight, seal.
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Nearly 40 commercial-off-the-shelf
(COTS) modules are available at launch, covering measurement, switching, power, communications, and I/O. The modules share a compact, playing-card-sized form factor, common interfaces, and a coordinated software workflow. With Testblox, the fixture is the tester. No
rack of instruments or extra floor space are required. The isolated modules reduce cabling and ground-loop risks. Shorter signal paths reduce resistance, noise and connection uncertainty, improving signal integrity. Testers are easier to replicate and maintain, and fewer parts and modular replacement simplify build, fault isolation and service. Testblox AB has been formed by Pickering
Interfaces. “Test engineers have wanted to bring instrumentation into the test fixture for years. Until now, the right tools haven’t been available together in a full-featured, platform combining compact instrumentation, tight integration, simple mechanics, and unified software,” explains Bo Ohrwall, CEO of Testblox AB. “Testblox brings all the pieces together, making in-fixture automated test a practical option for many test teams.“
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