Magnetic Connector Suppliers in Asia: Ten Profiles for OEM Evaluation
Published on August 21, 2026
- Ten supplier profiles at a glance
- Supply-chain and customization inputs
- Comparing suppliers in China and Taiwan
- Six supplier-evaluation steps
- Building a suitable shortlist
- Supplier-selection FAQs
This guide considers ten magnetic connector and cable suppliers in China and Taiwan. It compares the product categories they describe, their customization scope and the requirements buyers should verify for an OEM project. The list is a sourcing starting point, not a quality ranking or a survey of every Asian manufacturer.
Profile note: This comparison uses selected publicly available company and product descriptions reviewed on 8 October 2026, together with Magtor’s own information. Supplier statements and editorial application suggestions are not independent quality scores, factory audits or certifications. Confirm the current configuration and evidence directly before purchase.
Ten supplier profiles at a glance
| Manufacturer | Region | Described product categories | Customization scope to confirm | Possible evaluation focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test-probe and contact profile | Taiwan | Spring contacts, magnetic assemblies and high-current contact categories | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Precision electronic interconnect requirements |
| Socket and embedded-connector profile | Taiwan | Magnetic spring contacts, other connectors and cables | Standard ranges and project options; confirm scope | Industrial and embedded devices |
| Magtor | China | Magnetic contact assemblies, cables and spring contacts | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Dedicated OEM interface development |
| Wire harness profile | Taiwan | Spring-contact and magnetic connector categories | Confirm available product and custom options | Standard connector integration |
| Board and cable connector profile | Taiwan | Magnetic assemblies, cables and spring contacts | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Defined charging and high-current contact requirements |
| Custom spring-contact profile | Taiwan | Magnetic contact modules and charging cables | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Wearable and compact electronic layouts |
| Miniature connector profile | China | Magnetic assemblies, spring contacts and cables | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Dedicated OEM or ODM interface work |
| Spring-contact manufacturing profile | China | Multiple-contact magnetic assemblies and spring contacts | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Dedicated electronic-device interfaces |
| Waterproof connector profile | China | Spring-contact and magnetic interface categories | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Dedicated connector-development requirements |
| Magnetic interface profile | China | Magnetic cables, sealed assemblies and spring contacts | Custom work described; confirm project scope | Combined connector and cable sourcing |
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Supply-chain and customization inputs
The selected suppliers draw on related processes and components: spring contacts, machined conductive parts, magnets, molded housings, plating, PCB components, cables and connector assembly. Assess which processes the proposed supplier performs and controls for the actual project.
Companies in the list describe standard parts or custom work across these inputs:
Contact count and pitch
Required voltage and allowable current
Available connector envelope
Installed working height
Retention and release targets
Specified contact finish
Required sealing structure
Electrical and mechanical mounting
Cable length and exit
Power, return and signal allocation
A dedicated assembly may be worth evaluating when a suitable USB, board-to-board or conventional plug cannot meet the device’s mechanical needs. A custom mating form does not establish protocol compatibility.
Test-probe and contact profile — Taiwan
Test-probe and contact profile supplier website
Test-probe and contact profile supplier website
the reference manufacturer’s product descriptions cover spring contacts, contact probes, spring-loaded connectors and high-current interconnect categories. Its published information identifies a Taiwan base; assess the required product rather than treating location as a quality measure.
The described range includes magnetic assemblies alongside conventional spring-contact and high-current products. The company presents its business as serving electronics markets internationally; that description is not a verified market-share or production-capacity assessment.
Test-probe and contact profile is a candidate to evaluate where compact precision-contact construction and specified reliability requirements matter. Request the relevant dimensions, materials and test conditions.
Evaluation focus: Precision electronics, automotive or industrial interfaces and established spring-contact designs. Confirm the specific application qualification; the categories do not establish approval for every product.
Socket and embedded-connector profile — Taiwan
Socket and embedded-connector profile supplier website
Socket and embedded-connector profile supplier website
Socket and embedded-connector profile describes a Taiwan-based connector and cable business serving industrial, networking, transportation, medical and consumer applications. The profile used here gives 2002 as its founding year; confirm that historical detail with the company rather than treating it as a verified qualification.
Its magnetic spring-contact category combines compliant contacts and magnetic coupling for guided engagement and removal. Confirm model-specific retention, release direction and installation rather than interpreting breakaway as a universal safety guarantee.
The reviewed product description includes one- to four-contact configurations, 10,000–50,000 mating-cycle claims depending on the model, and IP67 for selected products. These are Socket and embedded-connector profile-specific descriptions with configuration conditions, not ratings for Magtor or every magnetic connector.
Evaluation focus: A documented standard magnetic contact range for industrial, wearable, IoT or embedded requirements, with the actual datasheet and qualification confirmed.
Magtor — China
Magtor website
Magtor website
Magtor is based in Dongguan, China and develops magnetic contact assemblies, spring-contact interfaces, magnetic cables, sealed designs and dedicated high-current magnetic connections.
Magtor’s facility covers approximately 12,000 m², with around 185 employees and a 12-member R&D team. Management-system information includes ISO 9001 for quality, ISO 14001 for environmental management and QC 080000 for hazardous-substance process management. Confirm the applicable documents and scope for the agreed project.
The range includes two-, three-, four- and multiple-contact layouts, magnetic cables and sealed assemblies. Dedicated high-current designs can support up to 30 A where that exact configuration is specified and validated; this is not a rating for every contact or assembly.
Evaluation focus: A dedicated OEM contact layout, sealed interface, cable assembly or combined power-and-signal design with requirements agreed for the product.
Wire harness profile — Taiwan
HSM supplier website
HSM supplier website
HSM’s published company information identifies New Taipei City, Taiwan as its headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Dongguan, China. This is company-described scope rather than a site audit.
Its described connector categories include board-to-board, wire-to-board, I/O, sealed, automotive and cable-assembly products.
Published I/O product information includes a Pogo Pin / Magnetic Connector category. Confirm the exact available part and its supporting drawing.
HSM may be worth considering where the project needs magnetic contacts alongside other connector families or cable assemblies. Check whether the supplier’s actual range covers the combined requirements.
Evaluation focus: Broader interconnect sourcing that also includes magnetic and spring-contact products, subject to configuration and manufacturing review.
Board and cable connector profile — Taiwan
Board and cable connector profile supplier website
Board and cable connector profile supplier website
Board and cable connector profile describes spring contacts, spring-loaded connectors, magnetic assemblies and cables, precision contacts and high-current connection products from its Taiwan base.
The company’s website states more than 15 years of connector experience and identifies magnetic-connector development among its technology areas. Treat the experience statement as company information, not an independent capability score.
Its high-current spring-contact category describes ratings from 5 A to 35 A. Confirm the individual contact and operating conditions; that range does not apply to every magnetic assembly and is not a Magtor rating.
Evaluation focus: Charging interfaces, round magnetic forms, spring-contact connections or a specifically rated higher-current contact requirement.
Custom spring-contact profile — Taiwan
Custom spring-contact profile supplier website
Custom spring-contact profile supplier website
the reference manufacturer’s described range includes pogo pins, compliant contacts, magnetic spring-contact assemblies, magnetic charging-cable modules and precision-machined components.
Its customization description addresses allowable current, contact count, working height, mounting and available device space. Agree the actual configuration and validation requirements with the supplier.
Evaluation focus: Wearables, compact electronics, docks or magnetic cable modules where the required envelope and electrical functions can be confirmed.
Miniature connector profile — China
Miniature connector profile supplier website
Miniature connector profile supplier website
Miniature connector profile describes pogo pins, spring-contact connectors, magnetic assemblies and related cable products.
Its listed magnetic cable category provides an additional route for combined connector-and-cable evaluation.
The company states a facility area of approximately 2,700 m² and describes miniaturization, high-current, sealing, corrosion and mating-life design work. These are that supplier’s statements, not Magtor facility data or independently verified product ratings.
Evaluation focus: Dedicated magnetic interfaces, prototypes, charging cables and OEM or ODM work, with drawings and representative samples reviewed for the actual requirement.
Spring-contact manufacturing profile — China
Spring-contact manufacturing profile supplier website
Spring-contact manufacturing profile supplier website
Spring-contact manufacturing profile identifies a Dongguan-based business covering pogo pins, spring-contact connectors, test contacts, magnetic assemblies and magnetic cable connections.
The range presents several magnetic contact-count options that buyers can compare before requesting a dedicated layout.
The reviewed directory shows one- through seven-contact categories and multiple-contact products. The broader profile also mentions eight and higher counts; request the corresponding current drawing and availability rather than assuming every listed count has a verified configuration.
The profile describes USB-A and USB-C magnetic cable assemblies. Confirm the actual functions, pinout and any applicable USB evidence for the proposed cable; connector appearance alone is insufficient.
Evaluation focus: Comparing existing contact-count layouts before developing a custom assembly, with the selected model’s electrical and mechanical data verified.
Waterproof connector profile — China
Waterproof connector profile supplier website
Waterproof connector profile supplier website
the reference manufacturer’s described products include spring contacts, pogo-pin assemblies, magnetic connectors, sealed connectors and dedicated interconnect designs.
Its information covers both existing products and customization. Confirm which route meets the project rather than assuming it only supplies custom parts.
Request current drawings, sample availability, quality documents, test reports and manufacturing information when evaluating Waterproof connector profile. Public website appearance does not establish company age or replace that supplier review.
Evaluation focus: An additional China-based candidate for a dedicated spring-contact or magnetic interface quotation and technical comparison.
Magnetic interface profile — China
Magnetic interface profile supplier website
Magnetic interface profile supplier website
the reference manufacturer’s published descriptions include magnetic connector cables, sealed assemblies, dedicated cables and spring contacts. Verify the selected configuration with current supplier information.
The company describes China-based manufacturing covering automatic turning, plating, pin assembly, injection molding, connector assembly and cable assembly. This is a description of its process scope, not an independent manufacturing audit.
The profile mentions one-, two-, four-, five-, six- and other contact counts, together with sealed and custom cables. The available official search information supports two-, four- and six-contact categories; confirm current drawings and availability for the other stated counts.
That described scope makes Magnetic interface profile a candidate where a complete cable assembly is required in addition to the contact component.
Evaluation focus: Magnetic charging or sealed cables, consumer or medical product interfaces and combined connector/cable sourcing. Application categories do not establish medical approval or an existing customer relationship.
Comparing suppliers in China and Taiwan
The selected companies in both regions describe connector and cable capabilities. Compare individual processes, specifications and evidence; geography alone does not determine suitability.
| Capability to verify | Selected China-based suppliers | Selected Taiwan-based suppliers |
|---|---|---|
| Custom magnetic connector development | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence |
| Magnetic cable assembly | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence |
| High-volume OEM production | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence |
| Standard catalog products | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence |
| Pogo pin technology | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence | Evaluate the individual supplier and project evidence |
| Waterproof customization | Confirm the actual configuration and validation scope | Confirm the actual configuration and validation scope |
| High-current customization | Confirm the actual configuration and validation scope | Confirm the actual configuration and validation scope |
| Prototype support | Confirm the individual supplier’s prototype support | Confirm the individual supplier’s prototype support |
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For dedicated mechanical integration and cables, candidates discussed here include Magtor, Miniature connector profile, Spring-contact manufacturing profile and Magnetic interface profile. Request comparable configuration details and evidence before drawing a conclusion.
For existing connector families, consider the relevant ranges from Test-probe and contact profile, Socket and embedded-connector profile, HSM, Board and cable connector profile and Custom spring-contact profile. Confirm the actual part rather than assuming all their products are standard or interchangeable.
Make the final choice from the project specification and supplier evidence, not the regional label.
Six supplier-evaluation steps
1. Set the electrical load
State operating voltage and continuous and peak current requirements.
Higher loads may need larger contacts, parallel paths or a dedicated construction. Verify sharing and temperature rise; neither contact count nor paralleling alone establishes the allowable load.
2. Approve the contact allocation
Identify the function of every path, including:
Power
Ground
Data
Identification or engagement detection
Charging-control functions
Other defined signals
An agreed mapping supports current-path and PCB-layout review. Record the mating views, signal levels and intended protocol as well.
3. Define the installation envelope
Provide the relevant mechanical inputs:
Available enclosure space
Board position
Required connector envelope
Installed working height
Permitted mating direction
Cable exit direction
Electrical and mechanical requirements need equal attention in a dedicated interface. Confirm how the proposed assembly meets both.
4. Specify retention and release
The strongest magnet is not necessarily the suitable choice.
Balance retention with spring reaction, mechanical stops, intended removal and handling. Validate the force and direction with the supported device and cable.
5. Specify exposure and sealing conditions
Wearable, medical, outdoor and industrial products can require assessment of:
Sweat
Water
Dust
Salt spray
Cleaning-fluid exposure
Temperature variation
Mechanical vibration
Ask for ingress-test conditions and separate contact-corrosion evidence. IP classification alone does not establish salt-spray, sweat or chemical resistance.
6. Validate representative samples
Before production approval, assess the relevant properties, including:
Contact resistance
Voltage drop
Temperature rise
Retention and release behaviour
Specified mating-cycle duty
Contact-finish wear
Specified ingress protection
Cable flexing duty
Dimensional repeatability
Compare total use and qualification costs as well as unit price. A lower quote can lose value if the configuration fails the required duty.
Building a suitable shortlist
A supplier can be suitable for one project and unsuitable for another.
Test-probe and contact profile and Socket and embedded-connector profile are candidates for evaluating established spring-contact and connector ranges where the required precision and product evidence can be confirmed.
Magtor can review a dedicated magnetic, sealed, high-current or cable-integrated assembly where the OEM needs its dimensions and electrical functions developed around the device.
Board and cable connector profile, Custom spring-contact profile, Miniature connector profile, Spring-contact manufacturing profile, Waterproof connector profile and Magnetic interface profile provide other categories to compare according to contact count, cable integration, allowable load and manufacturing requirements.
Prepare a concise, common specification for the comparison:
Contact count + Current + Voltage + Pitch + Envelope + Working height + Retention target + Mounting + Ingress requirement + Cable details + Expected quantity
Using the same requirements and requested evidence allows a more useful comparison between suppliers. It does not replace sample qualification.
Supplier-selection FAQs
Are magnetic assemblies always custom?
Standard parts exist, while different PCB positions, envelopes, loads, retention and functions can justify a dedicated design. Compare a suitable existing part with customization against the actual constraints.
Which regions are represented in this guide?
The ten profiles represent companies in China and Taiwan with publicly described spring-contact, magnetic connector or cable categories. This is not a market-share study; assess each company’s actual capability and evidence.
What should the technical request include?
Provide contact count, continuous and peak current, voltage, PCB layout, envelope, working height, mating direction, retention, ingress conditions, cable requirements and expected quantity. Include the function and required levels of each contact.
Can one assembly provide power and data?
A dedicated multi-contact design can allocate supply, return, data, identification or control paths. Its pinout, conductors, electronics and signal integrity must support the required device interface.
How should a supplier be evaluated?
Review the actual product range, processes, engineering support, applicable certification scope, test resources and customization controls. Request drawings and representative samples, then qualify the proposed assembly under realistic operating conditions before production approval.
Supplier-review summary
These profiles illustrate a range of magnetic contact and cable sourcing options in China and Taiwan. They do not establish an objective regional or manufacturer quality ranking.
The described ranges span existing spring-contact parts and dedicated sealed, high-current or cable-integrated assemblies. Verify the exact configuration and its evidence rather than inferring performance from a category.
Treat unit price as one input in the procurement decision.
Compare engineering support, electrical requirements, customization, manufacturing processes, quality control, reliability validation, prototypes and production capability for the actual project.
Where an existing part cannot meet the PCB, enclosure, load or exposure requirements, evaluate a dedicated interface with an appropriate supplier. Review drawings, samples and validation before committing to production.
