If you searched for Jixiang Connector, you are doing what every careful buyer does before releasing a purchase order: confirming that the factory behind the quotation is a real, identifiable business with a real address, a documented quality system and traceable product reports. That check matters more for cable glands than for most electrical parts, because a gland that leaks is usually discovered months after installation — on a rooftop, in a pump pit or inside a marine panel — when the cost of failure is no longer a spare part but a service call.

This page is the official company profile of Yueqing Jixiang Connector Co., Ltd. It explains who we are, what we manufacture, which certifications and commercial terms apply, and — most importantly — how you can verify every claim here independently, from any country, before you commit to an order.

Jixiang Connector at a Glance

The table below is the fastest way to answer the questions buyers normally send us by email. Every figure is published on our own pages, so you can compare it line by line with what you find elsewhere.

For the narrative version — our history, workshop and service commitments — see our company profile page.

What Jixiang Connector Manufactures

Our output splits into four families. Knowing which family your application belongs to is the first step in getting an accurate quotation, because thread standard, material and sealing class are all decided at that level.

Metal Cable Glands — Brass and Stainless Steel

Nickel-plated brass glands are our highest-volume metal line. They combine mechanical strength with corrosion resistance and are the default choice for industrial control panels, machinery wiring and outdoor equipment. Stainless steel versions — including 304 and 316 grades — are specified where salt spray, chemical exposure or washdown conditions would attack a plated surface. Metal glands also provide the shield termination path needed in EMC and armoured cable installations.

Nylon (PA66) Cable Glands

PA66 nylon glands are lightweight, electrically insulating, UV-stable and cost-effective, which makes them the standard choice for outdoor enclosures, LED lighting, HVAC equipment and general industrial wiring. Our nylon range covers standard and long-thread types, flexible, divided-structure and multiple-hole variants, with IP68 sealing and wide clamping ranges in Metric, PG, G and NPT threads.

Waterproof Connectors

Where a cable has to be joined or branched in a wet environment rather than passed through an enclosure wall, a waterproof connector does the job. All four families below are IP68 rated, moulded in flame-retardant PA66 nylon with silicone O-rings, and rated from -40°C to +105°C:

• Quick Waterproof Connector — spring-type screw-crimping connection for fast cable joining, JX-KCM16/20/25 series, 2–5 cores, 400V/25A.
• T-type Waterproof Connector — a T-shaped branch point for splitting a run without opening a junction box, JX-TXM20/25 series, 2–5 cores, 380V/16A.
• Mini Waterproof Connector — a compact body for space-restricted enclosures, 2–5 cores with a 5–14 mm cable range.
• Split Waterproof Connector — a split-type body that simplifies assembly in awkward positions, 2–3 cores.

Junction Boxes and Cable Accessories

Alongside glands and connectors we produce waterproof and mini junction boxes, plus the accessory layer that installers order with them: locknuts, earth tags with PVC shrouds, reducers and enlargers, screw plugs, breathable vent plugs and plastic clips. Supplying the accessory layer from the same factory matters more than it sounds — accessories are where thread and material mismatches usually appear.

Industries Served

Our products are mainly used in new energy power, transportation, ships, oil and gas, lighting and mechanisation. In practice that means distributors, panel builders, OEM machine manufacturers, lighting brands and electrical contractors who need a repeatable gland specification they can order again next quarter.

Why the Jixiang Name Is Worth Verifying

We would rather teach you to check than ask you to trust. When buyers search the Jixiang name, they routinely find it in several places at once: our own website, older company domains, and third-party B2B marketplaces where listings were created years ago by staff who have since left.

The result is that the same company can appear with a 2,800 m² factory on one platform, 4,000 m² on another and roughly 5,000 m² on ours; with a founding year of 2000 on one directory and 2011 on the business licence and on our own pages. Some of those listings also carry contact addresses that no longer route to our sales team. None of this is unique to us — it is normal for any manufacturer that has sold through multiple channels for fifteen years — but it does mean that a name match alone is not evidence.

Two things follow from that, and both are good news for you. First, the figures on this page and on our product pages are the ones our factory will stand behind in a contract. Second, the verification routine below is worth running on any supplier, including us.

How to Verify Jixiang Connector — and Any Cable Gland Supplier

Supplier verification is not a single document check; it is a sequence. Run these six steps in order and most of the risk is removed before money changes hands.

1. Confirm the legal entity name, not just the brand

Ask for the full registered name exactly as it appears on the business licence. Ours is Yueqing Jixiang Connector Co., Ltd. A brand name such as “Jixiang” or “JIXIANG” can be used by unrelated traders, so the legal name is the only identifier that can be checked against a licence, a bank account and a contract. If a supplier will not put its registered name on the proforma invoice, stop there.

2. Work from the official domain

Use one canonical source for specifications and contact details, and treat everything else as secondary. Ours is jxljq.net. Older domains and marketplace listings may show outdated capacity figures or obsolete email addresses, and quotations issued from them cannot always be honoured. When in doubt, send your enquiry through the contact details published on the official site and ask the responder to confirm the legal entity name in writing.

3. Ask for certificate numbers, not certificate logos

A logo on a catalogue proves nothing. Ask for the certificate number, the issuing body, the scope and the validity date, then check the number with the issuing organisation or on its public database. The same applies to test reports: a report should name the specific model, the test standard and the measured result. Any supplier that can only supply a picture of a certificate has not been verified.

4. Request a factory walkthrough

A live video call through the workshop tells you more than a photo gallery. Ask to see the injection moulding machines, the CNC or machining area, the assembly line, the raw material store and the testing bench — in one continuous call rather than as separate clips. On-site visits are welcome at our factory, and virtual tours are arranged for buyers who cannot travel.

5. Test samples against your own specification

Order samples and test them the way your customer will use them: thread the gland onto your actual cable, measure the clamping range at both ends of the cable diameter, torque the cap nut to your installation value, and run your own immersion or salt spray check if the application demands it. The criteria for judging nylon cable gland quality apply to metal glands too — dimensional consistency across a batch is the single strongest signal of process control.

6. Get the commercial terms in writing

MOQ, sample cost, lead time, packaging, warranty period, payment terms and the person accountable for quality complaints should all appear in the quotation or the proforma invoice. Verbal flexibility that never reaches paper is the most common source of disputes in low-cost sourcing.

The table below summarises what a credible answer looks like at each step.

Quality Control Behind Every Shipment

Our quality system is built around the point where most gland defects actually originate: the raw material. Incoming brass, stainless steel, PA66 resin and rubber compounds are checked before they enter production, and semi-finished parts are inspected between process steps rather than only at the end.

During mass production we run more than five inspection stages, combining machine inspection with manual selective examination. The random inspection rate is up to 60%, which is what allows a defect to be caught as a trend inside the factory rather than as a customer complaint against a delivered Jixiang cable gland. When a non-conforming lot is found, the batch is either reworked or withdrawn from production — it does not ship. The full description of this process is on our quality control page.

Two practical consequences are worth knowing as a buyer. Because we inspect in process, we can usually tell you which production batch a shipment came from. And because our test laboratory sits inside the same building as the assembly lines, a measurement dispute can be resolved with a physical test rather than an argument.

Certifications and Documents You Can Request

Certification is the part of supplier verification that buyers most often do in a hurry, so here is exactly what we hold and how to ask for it.

• Management systems: ISO 9001 (quality), IATF 16949 (automotive quality) and ISO 14001 (environmental). Our certificate gallery also displays ISO 45001 occupational health and safety documentation.
• Product certificates and reports: TUV, CE, RoHS, REACH and IP68 test reports across the gland and connector ranges, plus IPX5 and SGS material documentation for specific product families.
• Explosion-proof range: Ex and ATEX documentation is displayed for the explosion-proof cable gland series, where the certificate scope is tied to the specific model.
• National recognition: National High-tech Enterprise designation.

When you request documents, ask for the ones that cover your exact model and thread type. A certificate issued for one gland family does not automatically extend to another, and a report that names no model number is not usable in a technical file or a customer audit.

MOQ, Samples, Lead Times and Customization

Because most of our buyers are repeat-ordering distributors and OEMs rather than one-off purchasers, the commercial terms are designed to make the first order low-risk.

If your requirement is not a catalogue item, send the drawing rather than a description. A custom thread length or a non-standard clamping range is normally a tooling question, and answering it accurately takes a drawing and one round of confirmation.

Conclusion

Jixiang Connector is Yueqing Jixiang Connector Co., Ltd., a cable gland and waterproof connector manufacturer founded in 2011 in the Yueqing Economic Development Zone, Wenzhou, Zhejiang — roughly 5,000 m² of workshop, more than a hundred automatic machines, an in-house testing laboratory and monthly output above 10 million pieces, working to ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 systems.

The useful takeaway is not that list, though. It is that every item in it can be checked: the legal entity against a business licence, the certifications against issuing bodies, the factory against a live walkthrough, and the products against your own samples. Buyers who run those checks get a supplier they can keep for years — and a Jixiang cable gland specification they can reorder without re-qualifying it. If you would like to start with the samples, contact our team with your cable diameter, thread standard and required protection class, and we will confirm what we can supply and in what time.

FAQ

Who is Jixiang Connector?

Jixiang Connector is the trading name of Yueqing Jixiang Connector Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of cable glands, waterproof connectors, junction boxes and cable accessories founded in 2011 and based in the Yueqing Economic Development Zone, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. The company integrates research, production and sales, holds National High-tech Enterprise status, and is certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001.

Where is Yueqing Jixiang Connector Co., Ltd. located?

The factory is in the Yueqing Economic Development Zone, Yueqing City, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China — a manufacturing cluster in eastern Zhejiang with convenient access to the Ningbo, Shanghai and Yiwu ports. Buyers visiting Zhejiang are welcome to tour the sample room, workshop and warehouse.

Is Jixiang Connector a manufacturer or a trading company?

We are a manufacturer. Production is carried out in our own workshop using more than a hundred automatic machines for cable gland parts, supported by in-house moulding, assembly and a testing laboratory, with quality control at raw material, in-process and finished-goods stages. We also accept OEM and ODM work, including longer threads, custom thread sizes, custom colours and custom packaging.

What certifications does Jixiang Connector hold?

Our management systems are certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001, with ISO 45001 documentation also displayed in our certificate gallery. Product-level documentation includes TUV, CE, RoHS, REACH and IP68 test reports, plus IPX5 and SGS material reports for specific families, and Ex/ATEX documentation for the explosion-proof cable gland range. Request the certificate covering your exact model and thread type.

What is the MOQ, and can I get free samples?

MOQ is low and is set according to the type of cable gland rather than a single flat number. Two samples are provided free of charge for testing, with a sample lead time of 3–7 days. Bulk orders below 100,000 pieces typically ship in 7–15 days, and larger volumes in 30–60 days.

How do I contact Jixiang Connector?

Send your enquiry through the contact details published on jxljq.net, including cable outer diameter, thread standard, required IP rating, quantity and any drawing. Our team will confirm the suitable model, lead time and sample arrangement, and can provide a live factory walkthrough by video call on request.