Managing Configurable Harness Designs with Modification Kits in E3.series

Here’s What We’ll Show You

Managing multiple harness configurations as a separate design increases engineering effort and makes it harder to keep drawings, BOMs, wire lists, and manufacturing documentation aligned.

Modification kits provide a more structured approach by maintaining a stable base design while applying targeted changes for specific production configurations. In this webinar, you’ll see how to manage that process in E3.series using connected base, production, and modification designs.

The demonstration will show how to carry changes across related designs while maintaining the documentation required for each configuration.

If your team supports configurable products or customer-specific variants, you’ll see a practical way to reduce manual updates and keep design and production information synchronized.

Topics include:

• Linking base, production, and modification designs
• Propagating design changes across multiple drawing types
• Generating BOMs and wire lists for different configurations
• Creating clear ADD, REMOVE, and MODIFY callouts

In this webinar, you will learn:

• How modification kits support product customization while preserving a stable base design
• How to manage related harness configurations without maintaining completely independent drawing sets
• How to keep design documentation aligned as changes are introduced
• How to reduce manual updates and the risk of inconsistencies between product variants
• How a modification-kit approach can simplify configurable or low-volume harness development

Who should attend

• Electrical and Wire Harness Design Engineers,
• Cable and Harness Manufacturing teams
• Production and Manufacturing Engineers
• Engineering Directors and Managers
• Program and Project Managers
• OEM engineering teams developing configurable or low-volume products

Speaker

Justin Toth – Application Engineer, Zuken USA

Justin Toth is an applications engineer working with E3.series customers. He leverages his aerospace harness design experience, using both MCAD and ECAD tools, to assist customers with their implementation needs. Outside of work, Justin enjoys spending time hiking and camping.