Range And Dryer Cord Manufacturers

What We Manufacture In This Category

Our appliance cord range is organized around the two load classes that dominate North American electric cooking and laundry equipment: 30-amp dryer circuits and 50-amp range circuits. Each cord set is assembled from stranded copper conductors, thermoplastic or rubber-jacketed cable, a molded or assembled plug, and a terminated appliance end with eyelet connectors for field wiring to the terminal block.

The range is deliberately narrow so that tooling, crimp settings and test fixtures stay dedicated to these high-current assemblies. That focus lets us quote repeatable configurations quickly and keep dimensional consistency across production lots.

Our Range And Dryer Cord Range

Application Fit And Circuit Matching

Range and dryer cords are selected by the branch circuit they connect to, not by the appliance alone. A 30-amp dryer branch requires a 30-amp cord set with the matching plug geometry; a 50-amp range branch requires a 50-amp cord set. The plug must match the wall receptacle, and the appliance end must match the terminal block layout inside the unit.

Older installations often use 3-wire circuits with a combined neutral and ground, while newer construction uses 4-wire circuits with separate neutral and ground conductors. We build both so that replacement and new-build programs can be served from one supply source.

Configuration And Technical Scope

Beyond the standard table, we adjust cord length, jacket color, strain relief, ring terminal hole size and plug body marking to match the appliance drawing. Configurations that carry ETL or c(Ul)us listing are produced to the same construction as the listed sample.

Materials, Safety And Quality Control

Conductors are stranded copper for flexibility at the appliance terminal block. Insulation and jacket compounds are selected for the temperature and abrasion conditions inside a range or dryer cabinet, and molded plug bodies are produced with the pin geometry and polarization required by the mating receptacle.

• Incoming copper and compound inspection before extrusion.
• In-process checks on conductor gauge, strand count and jacket dimensions.
• Crimp pull and continuity verification on terminated ends.
• Hi-pot and polarity checks on assembled cord sets.
• Retained samples and test records for each production lot.

Our facilities operate under an ISO 9001 quality management system, and our power cord and adapter products carry c(Ul)us, ETL and CE certification. Certificates of compliance are available for the specific construction being ordered.

Installation, Packaging And Delivery Scope

Range and dryer cords are installed by attaching the eyelet-terminated conductors to the appliance terminal block and routing the cord through the strain relief. We supply cords with pre-formed eyelets sized to the terminal screws used on the target appliance, and we can include installation instructions with each carton.

Standard packaging is individual poly bag or sleeve, then master carton. We can print carton markings, barcodes and retail-ready labels to the program requirement, and we coordinate shipment from our China and Cambodia production bases.

Information We Use To Configure Your Solution

• Appliance type and branch circuit rating (30 A or 50 A).
• Wall receptacle type and required plug configuration.
• 3-wire or 4-wire circuit, including neutral and ground arrangement.
• Required cord length and jacket color.
• Terminal block layout and eyelet hole diameter.
• Listing requirement (ETL, c(Ul)us) and marking details.
• Packaging format, label content and annual or per-order volume.

With these inputs we confirm the construction, prepare a drawing for approval and quote against the approved specification.

Related Product Families

Range and dryer cords sit within our broader electrical connection range. Buyers building a complete appliance or equipment program also source Power cord assemblies and Extension Cord products from us, which share the same conductor, molding and testing platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you supply both 3-prong and 4-prong range and dryer cords?

Yes. We produce 3-wire and 4-wire range cords at 50 amps and dryer cords at 30 amps, including NEMA 10-30P and NEMA 14-30P plug configurations. Both types can be supplied from the same order.

What conductor gauge do you use for dryer cords?

Our 30-amp dryer cords use 10-gauge stranded copper conductors, matching the current-carrying requirement of a 30-amp dryer branch circuit. Range cords are built with the conductor size appropriate to the 50-amp circuit and the approved drawing.

Are your range and dryer cords listed?

Our power cord and adapter products hold c(Ul)us, ETL and CE certification, and we produce listed constructions to the same design as the certified sample. Certificates of compliance are provided for the specific construction ordered.

Can you produce cords to our appliance drawing or sample?

Yes. Our R&D team develops and produces cords according to customer drawings or samples, including cord length, jacket color, eyelet size, strain relief and plug marking. We issue a drawing for approval before production.

What packaging and labeling do you offer?

Standard packaging is individual bag or sleeve with master carton. We can print carton markings, barcodes and retail labels to your program requirement, and we ship from our China and Cambodia production bases.