Molex Products was founded in 1938 in Illinois, USA. In the 1960s, Molex introduced its first nylon plug and socket product production line, marking the evolution of the company from a manufacturer of Molex materials to a Molex company based in the electronics industry.

  Molex serves customers in various industries, including telecommunications, data communication, computer/peripheral equipment, automotive, network cabling, industrial, consumer goods, medical, and military markets.

  We specialize in developing products that meet the unique specifications and requirements of our key markets. But with the increasing technological convergence between many markets, Molex is also uniquely positioned to develop solutions that combine technology from multiple industrial sectors.

Molex is committed to becoming one of the leading companies in promoting new industrial standards and innovative interconnect products. We have participated in approximately 70 industrial standards committees to support future technologies in various markets.

  Continuously providing innovative Molex products is key to maintaining strong customer relationships. As a result, Molex has a world-class engineering leadership position and a long-standing tradition of strategic investment. Our comprehensive approach to product development represents effective collaboration between our clients and Molex experts in research and development, sales, marketing, and design engineering.

  Molex invests approximately 5% of its net profit annually in research and development, ranking among the highest R&D investment levels in the industry. We are renowned for providing a continuous range of innovative products, covering areas such as high-speed signal integrity, miniaturization, high-power power supply, optical signal transmission, and sealing in harsh environmental connections.

  We have over 1000 electrical, mechanical, and process engineers working in strategic regions around the world outside the Molex design center, including Japan, the United States, China, Germany, India, Ireland, South Korea, and Singapore. The latest computer-aided engineering and pre research engineering software and systems, including advanced UV curing rapid modeling capabilities, make rapid prototyping and evaluation of new design concepts possible. The result is to develop, manufacture high-quality products at a faster pace, and put them on the market.