Spring Series: Thirteen Reasons Why Companies are Reshoring Manufacturing to the United States of America
Posted by Clare McGarrey on April 21, 2020
We hope you all are staying safe and healthy during this COVID-19 lockdown! As our employees are considered Essential Workers and InterConnect Wiring is still open, we would like to continue our Spring Series highlighting your favorite articles from the past five years. Our top piece from 2015 was “Thirteen Reasons Why Companies are Reshoring • Read More >>
Topics: Aero Precision, AeroDef, Aerospace, Aircraft Rewiring, Blog, COVID-19, Manufacturing, Reshore
Spring Series: What Is Insulation Resistance Testing?
Posted by Clare McGarrey on April 7, 2020
Continuing our Spring Series, let’s take a look at what exactly insulation resistance testing is. Every electrical wire, whether it’s in an F-16 cockpit panel, UH-60 circuit breaker, or V-22 wiring harness, is carefully protected with some type of electrical insulation. The wire itself is a conductor of electricity. The insulation is opposite from the • Read More >>
InterConnect Wiring Remains Open as Essential Workforce
Posted by Clare McGarrey on March 24, 2020
Dear valued customers, suppliers, family, and friends, We pray all of you are staying safe and well. It is important for us to inform you that InterConnect Wiring is open and will remain open to support all critical application needs. InterConnect Wiring is an essential supplier to the federal government, the United States Department of • Read More >>
Topics: Blog, Boeing, COVID-19, Lockheed Martin
Spring Series: What Is A Cable Shield Termination?
Posted by Clare McGarrey on March 10, 2020
As we get closer to Spring and further into our Spring Blog Series, InterConnect Wiring would like to highlight the big question from one of our top blogs in 2019: what is a cable shield termination? In the commercial aerospace and defense industry, we find a high concentration of electrical wiring in a relatively small • Read More >>
Spring Series: What Is the Difference in a Plug and a Receptacle?
Posted by Clare McGarrey on February 25, 2020
As part of our Spring Blog Series, InterConnect Wiring is highlighting the best blogs that our readers loved the most. Say hello to one of our top blogs from 2016: What is the difference in a plug and a receptacle? Connectors are used on electrical wiring harnesses and are essentially enclosures (i.e., shells) which house • Read More >>
Topics: Aerospace, Aerospace Vehicle, Aircraft Rewiring, Blog, Conductor, Connectors, Engineering, Plug, Receptacle, Technology, Testing
Spring Series: What Is A Wiring Harness?
Posted by John Ashour on February 11, 2020
As part of our Spring Blog Series, InterConnect Wiring is highlighting the best blogs that our readers loved the most in the past five years. Say hello to our top blog from 2017: What is a wiring harness? To put it simply, a wiring harness is a group of wires bundled together. A wiring harness • Read More >>
Celebrating National Blood Donor Month for Mission Critical Needs
Posted by Clare McGarrey on January 28, 2020
Did you know that 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of the designation of January as National Blood Donor Month? On Dec. 31, 1969, President Richard Nixon issued Proclamation 3952, stating: I … do hereby designate the month of January 1970 as National Blood Donor Month. I call upon the public media, the blood-banking and medical • Read More >>
Topics: Community, Company Culture
InterConnect Wiring’s Annual Blood Drive
Posted by Clare McGarrey on January 21, 2020
The Bloodmobile is returning to InterConnect headquarters on January 22! We have had huge success in years past with members of our community donating their life force to Carter BloodCare to help those in need. Give for life. Make an impact. Stop by InterConnect Wiring headquarters at 5024 West Vickery Blvd. Fort Worth, TX and • Read More >>
Topics: Blood Drive, Community, Company Culture, Health
What Does Fly By Wire Mean?
Posted by Clare McGarrey on January 14, 2020
Here at InterConnect Wiring, we obviously use wire…. a lot of wire; therefore, when I hear the term “fly by wire” I immediately conclude that InterConnect has more action to take to support FLY BY WIRE aircraft vs NON-FLY BY WIRE aircraft. But does it really mean that? As a non-engineer (my degrees are in • Read More >>







