Custom Charging Cables

Most cable lines start at 50 or 100 units, and some telescopic designs run from 250. Each product page states its own minimum. Because the unit price falls as the run gets longer, an order for a whole office usually costs less per cable than a handful for one team.

Bamboo keyring cables start from $4.32 ex-GST at 50 units with one-position branding, and the range runs to about $13 AUD per unit for the more involved designs. Pricing sits on each product page and steps down with quantity. A one-off setup charge per artwork is quoted up front.

Most designs are multi-head, ending in USB-C, Lightning and micro USB tips so one cable serves a mixed office. Single-connector USB-C cables are also available in short and long lengths. Some lines carry data as well as charge; the product page lists which.

Pad print is the standard method for the casing or connector head, giving a sharp one- or two-colour mark. Bamboo and aluminium casings are laser engraved, so the logo is cut into the material rather than sitting on it. On LED lines the engraved logo glows while the phone charges. Full-colour digital print covers detailed artwork.

Standard production runs ten to fifteen business days after proof approval. Timing depends on the line and the branding method, and the clock starts when you approve the digital proof. If there is a date it has to be in hand, say so when you enquire, and we will tell you plainly whether the line can make it.

Yes. Several lines use a bamboo casing, a wheat-straw composite or recycled plastic in place of virgin plastic, and bamboo takes a laser-engraved logo well: the mark is cut into the grain and does not flake. The material is named on each product page, so you can match the cable to the rest of a kit.