Submit one RFQ. Get multiple harness shop responses.
Upload your drawing, BOM, pinout, or sketch once. Compare responses on price, lead time, assumptions, and fit.
Best for prototype, low-volume, test fixture, robotics, automation, and short-run cable assembly work.
How it works.
Submit your RFQ
Upload drawings, pinouts, BOMs, sketches, photos, quantity, target date, and requirements.
Shops respond
Relevant harness shops review the RFQ and respond with pricing, lead time, assumptions, and questions.
You compare
Choose the best fit for schedule, quality needs, and budget.
Good-fit work.
Use this for projects where sourcing is slow, requirements are evolving, or the right harness supplier is not obvious.
Project types
- Prototype wire harnesses
- Low-volume cable assemblies
- Test fixture and lab cables
- Robotics, automation, and controls harnesses
- Service, replacement, and bridge-build harnesses
Common requirements
- Connector and terminal sourcing
- Cut, strip, crimp, solder, label, sleeve, and heat-shrink work
- Continuity and visual inspection
- Shielded cable and backshell requirements
- IPC/WHMA-A-620 requirements when specified
What to include.
Clearer inputs usually produce faster and better responses.
Design info
- Drawing, sketch, or wiring diagram
- Pinout, wire list, or net list
- Connector manufacturer part numbers
- Wire gauge, type, color, and length
Build info
- Quantity needed
- Target delivery date
- Labels, sleeving, shielding, heat shrink
- Customer-furnished vs supplier-furnished material
Quality info
- Continuity, hipot, or other test needs
- Inspection criteria
- IPC/WHMA-A-620 requirements
- Regulatory or export-control constraints
Submit your RFQ.
Upload your drawing, BOM, pinout, sketch, or build notes. Include quantity, target date, and special requirements.
FAQ
Will I get multiple responses?
RFQs are intended to get multiple responses. Number and timing depend on RFQ completeness, supplier availability, quantity, schedule, and fit.
Do I need a finished drawing?
No. A sketch, pinout, BOM, photos, or written build notes can be enough to start.
Can shops source connectors and wire?
Often, yes. Availability depends on part numbers, lead times, substitutions, and customer-furnished material.
Is there a fee to submit an RFQ?
There is no fee to submit an RFQ through this page unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Privacy & Terms
Privacy
Quick Turn Harnesses collects information submitted through the RFQ form, including contact details, project notes, drawings, files, quantities, target dates, and technical information.
Submitted information may be shared with relevant harness shops or service providers for RFQ evaluation.
Do not submit classified, export-controlled, regulated, confidential third-party, or safety-critical information unless required handling has been agreed in writing.
Terms
Submitting an RFQ does not create a contract, purchase order, manufacturing obligation, supplier obligation, or response guarantee.
You are responsible for accurate drawings, part numbers, pinouts, specifications, quantities, and acceptance criteria.
Final purchase, build, payment, delivery, quality, warranty, or acceptance terms must be agreed in writing before work begins.