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Connection products backed by real specifications and approved imagery
Browse by interface, then open a product page for model-level attributes, reference MOQ and a product-specific RFQ. Commercial terms are confirmed after specification review.
HDMI Cables
Copper HDMI, Mini HDMI, Micro HDMI and custom-length cable routes for B2B AV and OEM...
42 products
HDMI Adapters & Converters
HDMI adapter, coupler and mixed-interface converter options for project and distribution...
12 products
AV Distribution & Extension
HDMI splitters, switches, extenders, KVM routes and signal-distribution equipment for B2B...
51 products
DisplayPort Connectivity
DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort and DP mixed-interface cables and adapters.
73 products
DVI & VGA Connectivity
DVI, VGA, KVM and legacy-display cable and converter options.
37 products
USB & USB-C Cables
USB 2.0, USB 3.x, Micro USB, Mini USB and USB-C power and data cable routes.
28 products
USB Hubs & Adapters
USB-C hubs, docking stations, network adapters, data converters and USB accessories.
68 products
Fiber & Active Optical
Active optical HDMI, DisplayPort and USB signal routes plus fiber-based extenders.
8 products
Data & Storage Cables
SATA and specialized internal data cable routes for storage-device integration and OEM...
1 products
Custom Cable Assemblies
Build from a drawing, pinout, BOM, sample photo or application requirement.
Start a custom RFQ320 image-verified products are now connected to the catalog.Search by model code, interface or attribute and submit multiple codes in one inquiry.
Open Full CatalogFeatured product routes
DisplayPort ConnectivitySC-A-001
DP to HDMI Adapter - 4K
- Input
- DP Male
- Output
- HDMI Female
Reference MOQ200 pcs
USB & USB-C CablesSC-HS-002
USB-C Charging and Data Cable, 1m, 25g
- length
- 1m
- material
- PVC shell,copper core
Reference MOQ200 pcs
Fiber & Active OpticalSC-FO-008
Digital Optical Audio Cable
- Connector Type
- Optical
- Standard Packing
- PE Bag
Reference MOQ100 pcs
Direct model routes
Representative product pages across every catalog family
Open specification and RFQ pages directly, or use the category pages above to compare the complete 320-product catalog.
What can be customized in a cable assembly?
Custom cable specification
What can be customized in a cable assembly?
A custom cable assembly RFQ defines the electrical route, mechanical build, brand presentation and approval evidence needed for one repeatable product.
Short answer:
connector ends, pinout, length, conductor, shielding, jacket, overmolding, color, label and packaging can all be reviewed, subject to the selected manufacturing route.
Interface & pinout
HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, RJ45, fiber and mixed connector routes checked against the mating device.
Electrical route
Power, data, video, bandwidth and current requirements separated before cable construction is selected.
Cable construction
Conductor, AWG, shielding, cable OD, jacket material, flexibility and length tolerance reviewed by use case.
Mechanical details
Connector shell, screw lock, overmold shape, strain relief and branch layout defined from drawing or sample.
Brand presentation
Cable color, logo, product label, barcode, neutral packing and private-label packaging quoted separately.
Approval evidence
Sample route, inspection points, target-market documents and repeat-order reference agreed before supply.
Not every parameter needs to be confirmed before contact.Send what is known; open decisions will be separated for supplier review.
Build a Custom Cable Brief
OEM / ODM capability
One RFQ route from cable specification to repeat supply
For private-label brands, distributors, AV integrators, IT projects and equipment manufacturers, each request is separated into technical, commercial, document and packaging checks.
Review Manufacturing SupportConnector & toolingConnector ends, shell, orientation and overmolding reviewed by drawing or sample.
Cable constructionLength, AWG, shielding, jacket, color and tolerance defined per project.
Brand presentationLogo, label, barcode, neutral pack and retail pack options quoted separately.
Order evidenceSample route, inspection points and requested documents confirmed before production.
Quality and document review
State the evidence your buyer or market requires
Testing and compliance are not treated as generic badges. Name the target market, interface standard and exact document requirement so availability can be checked against the selected product and order route.
Electrical and signal checksContinuity, interface performance and application-specific checks by product route.
Construction inspectionConnector, appearance, length, label and packing requirements against approved details.
Document matchingName the exact document or market requirement; availability is confirmed for the quoted model and order.
Make the delivered cable ready for your sales or installation workflow
Packaging inspection routeApproved sample, cable appearance, bag, divider and carton details checked against the order brief.
OEM packaging and labeling
Make the delivered cable ready for your sales or installation workflow
Packaging is planned as part of the RFQ, not added after the cable is approved. Define how each unit, kit and carton should be identified before quotation.
Unit identificationProduct label, barcode, batch reference and destination-market information.
Pack formatNeutral bag, printed bag, inner box, private-label box or project kit.
Kit contentsCable, adapter, instruction insert and accessory combinations by packing list.
Carton controlQuantity per carton, divider, carton mark and shipment reference.
How sourcing works
A clear path from buyer brief to approved supply
Each stage produces information the next stage can use. This keeps technical details and commercial assumptions aligned.
01
Send the requirement
Cable family, connector ends, length, quantity, application and target market.
02
Review feasibility
Construction route, customization, MOQ, documents and open technical points.
03
Quote and sample
Commercial terms are prepared to the reviewed specification; samples are arranged where required.
04
Approve and repeat
Approved build details become the reference for production, inspection and repeat ordering.
Quotation output
What a supplier-confirmed cable quotation should clarify
The response should connect the commercial offer to a defined cable build, not leave procurement to compare different assumptions.
01Specification baselineInterface, connector ends, length, construction and intended use.
02Customization scopeTooling, overmolding, color, logo, label and packaging assumptions.
03MOQ & sample routeMinimum order logic, sample quantity, sample terms and approval point.
04Lead-time basisMaterial, sample, production and document timing identified separately.
05Delivery termsIncoterm, packing basis, destination and validity of the quotation.
Buyer benefitA structured response makes supplier comparison, internal approval and repeat ordering more reliable.
Built for commercial projects
Cable supply planned around the application
The same connector can require a different construction, testing or packaging route depending on where and how it will be used.
Pro AV & installationSignal length, routing, connector direction and installation environment.
IT & data centerCategory, bandwidth, jacket, color, labeling and repeat batches.
Private-label distributionLogo, packaging, barcode, assortment and destination-market documents.
Industrial & equipment OEMDrawing, pinout, mating connector, current and mechanical requirements.
Start from the equipment, installation or order model
Buyer sourcing routes
Start from the equipment, installation or order model
Follow a connected route from the application to relevant product families, technical guidance and the final B2B inquiry.
Pro AV and installation
Plan the complete source-to-display route
Compare cable length, conversion, distribution and long-distance signal options as one system.
Workstations and displays
Connect computers, docks and display equipment
Review DisplayPort, mixed-interface adapters and hub requirements by direction, ports and target display.
USB power and data
Separate connector shape from required capability
State the host, device, power, data, video, port and cable-length requirements before model selection.
OEM and private label
Build from a drawing, sample or requirement brief
Connect construction, logo, label, packaging, approval and evidence decisions to one project reference.
Connected buyer navigation
Move between products, technical planning and project approval
Procurement resources
Guides for specification, supplier review and order preparation
Use these pages to turn product questions into clearer technical and commercial requirements before contacting suppliers.
Interface guide
HDMI 2.1 vs 2.0: what buyers need to confirm
Compare bandwidth, length, compatibility and document questions before quotation.
Read buying guide
RFQ preparation guide
How to prepare a custom cable assembly RFQ
Organize interface, connector, construction, evidence, quantity and approval details.
Read RFQ guide
USB-C buyer guide
Separate connector, data, video and power requirements
Use USB-IF terminology to prepare a clearer OEM USB-C cable request.
Read compatibility guide
Evidence planning guide
Match test reports and declarations to the exact model
Name the target market, document and product reference before treating evidence as applicable.
Read document guideCompany identity
A dedicated cable and connectivity division of WUHAN SUNFULL
WUHAN SUNFULL coordinates product development, specialist supply resources, quality planning and cross-border project support around the actual specification of each B2B cable project. Product claims, documents, MOQ and lead time remain tied to the reviewed item and quotation.
Review Company ProfileCompanyWUHAN SUNFULL
Email[email protected]
Tel / WhatsApp+86 181 3572 0426
LocationWuhan, Hubei, China
Buyer questions
Answers before you send an RFQ
These are the practical details procurement and engineering teams usually need before starting a custom cable project.
Ask a Technical QuestionWhat information is needed for a custom cable quote?
Send the cable family, connector ends, length, quantity, target application and any required documents. A drawing, pinout or reference photo can be described in the message.
Can you support OEM cable assemblies and private-label packaging?
OEM cable assembly, logo, color, labeling and packaging options can be reviewed after the specification and order quantity are provided.
Are compliance documents available?
Document availability is checked by product, target market and order. Name the exact document required in the inquiry.
How is commercial pricing prepared?
Quotations are prepared after specification, quantity, packaging and delivery terms are reviewed.
Can buyers request samples?
Samples can be reviewed after the cable route and intended order are clear. Sample terms, timing and shipping are confirmed per request.
How are MOQ and lead time confirmed?
MOQ and lead time depend on construction, customization, materials and order quantity, so both are confirmed in the supplier response rather than shown as fixed website values.
Request a supplier review
Send your cable requirement
Only four fields are required. Put the cable family, quantity, application, target market and document needs in the message.
Useful message details
Connector ends, length, quantity, application, branding, packaging, destination market and requested documents.