Drury Interconnect builds custom M8 cable assemblies for industrial automation, sensors, actuators, controls, robotics, machinery, and specialized equipment, from single prototypes to low volume production.
Configurations
Compact industrial M8 cables built around your length, connector, and application requirements.
M8 cable assembly details
M8 connectors are common where space is tight: proximity and photoelectric sensors, small actuators, valve connections, compact automation cells, robotics end of arm tooling, and machine controls. An M8 sensor cable or M8 actuator cable is often the link between a device and an I/O block or controller.
Standard catalog cables often come in fixed lengths that leave excess cable to coil and tie off, or fall short. Custom length M8 cables are built to the length your machine layout actually needs.
Straight connectors suit open mounting areas, while right angle connectors help where clearance is limited or the cable needs to exit in a specific direction. Orientation is confirmed during quoting.
Assemblies can be built with male or female connectors to mate with the device, receptacle, or extension involved in your application.
A single ended M8 cable assembly has a connector on one end and prepared flying leads on the other, typically for wiring into terminal blocks, junction boxes, or control panels.
Double ended assemblies have connectors on both ends for device to device or device to distribution connections, including extension and adapter style cables.
Shielding may be needed where electrical noise is a concern. Jacket choice depends on flexing, oils, coolants, washdown, and temperature in the operating environment.
PVC and PUR jacketed cables are both used with M8 assemblies where appropriate. The right choice is discussed against your application rather than assumed.
A prototype M8 cable assembly can be built in small quantities for development, testing, or a first machine, with support for smaller production runs afterward.
When an M8 replacement cable is needed for existing equipment, a sample, part number, or photographs help identify connector style, length, and wiring.
Quoting
Connector coding, pin count, conductor requirements, shielding, cable jacket, orientation, environmental requirements, and electrical requirements are confirmed for each project.
Specific codings and connector configurations are not assumed to be stocked. Final materials and components are confirmed during quoting based on your application.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Custom lengths are one of the most common reasons buyers contact us. Tell us the length you need along with connector details.
You can send an existing sample, part number, or photographs. We will review it with you to confirm the connector, wiring, and cable details before quoting.
Yes. Single ended M8 assemblies with flying leads can be quoted. Let us know the lead length and any stripping or termination needs.
Yes. Prototype and small quantity orders are a core focus, including single pieces for development and validation.
Send whatever you have: drawings, connector part numbers, samples, photos, length, quantity, and application details. Incomplete information is fine to start.
Send a drawing, sample, part number, or application description and we will review it with you.
