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IPC COMMUNITY 53 WINTER 2025 creating products that bal- ance precision and reliability. Its continued focus on mold- ing, crimping, and assembling coil cords has set it apart from other similar companies. "Every aspect of production, from injection molding hous- ings and connectors to manu- facturing flexible coil cords, is managed with careful atten- tion to quality," Rupin says. This dedication reflects a commitment to delivering durable and efficient prod- ucts crafted with care to meet each customer's unique specifications. It's a philosophy that comes back to family values. "It is putting cus- tomers first and staying true to one's word," Rupin says. Joining the Wiring Harness Man- ufacturer's Association (WHMA) has provided Paras Wires with an extended network of industry pro- fessionals and suppliers who share insights on trends, standards, and best practices. This affiliation has been more than a business move; it has given Paras Wires a sense of belonging within a community dedicated to excellence. "WHMA's training programs have also empowered Paras Wires to continually raise our quality standards, building a strong foundation for sus- tainable growth and solid- ifying its reputation as a reliable manufacturer in the industry," Rupin says. The world has changed dramatically since the mid- 1980s when Paras Wires opened its doors, especially with shifts like the China Plus One trade policy, which has encouraged companies to source materials from diverse countries beyond China. For Paras Wires, this move has added a layer of resilience to their business that helps protect against the unexpected: tariffs, global dis- ruptions, and the inevitable supply chain challenges. "By building flexibility into our sourcing strategy, we've provided Rupin Surana