Crimp tab terminals allow quick connections with crimp receptacles. They can also be applied speedily to conductors with use of the correct tooling. They enhance tensile strength, thermal conductivity, and resistance to vibration and corrosion. This method of termination ensures protection and reliable disconnections of electrical circuits.
What are crimp tab terminals used for?
Crimp tab terminals are commonly found in the appliance and automotive industries. They allow wires to be easily connected to screw terminals, quick-disconnect / spade-foot / fast-on type terminals, wire splices and various types of combinations.
Types of crimp tab terminals
There are two types of crimp tab terminals.
Uninsulated crimp tab terminals provide reliable wire connection and disconnection in various applications and allow visual inspection, useful for keeping on top of maintenance and internal degradation.
Insulated crimp receptacles are used for preventing shock and electrical short circuits caused by exposed leads. They ensure high stability under load and in severe environmental conditions, keeping liquids and contaminants away from electrical connections.
Description:
RS Pro range of insulated crimp tab wire
terminals made from brass with a copper sleeved barrel. These male tab connectors have vinyl or nylon insulation with a flared design for easy wire insertion. The insulation of these tab wire ...
Description:
RS Pro range of stud mount tab terminals
made from tin plated brass. These stud mount tab connectors are available as single or double ended and with a range tab orientation angles.
Description:
Nylon-Insulated Male Disconnect, Double Crimp, Length 21.7mm, Width
6.35mm, Diameter 3.8mm, Wire Range 0.5-1.5mm2, Brass, Tin Plated, Temperature Range -30 to 75 Degrees C, 600V Max, colour Red.
Description:
Fully Nylon-Insulated Male Disconnect, Double Crimp, Length 25.8mm,
Width 6.35mm, Diameter 8.5mm, Wire Range 4-6mm2, Brass, Tin Plated, Temperature Range -30 to 75 Degrees C, 600V Max, colour Yellow.
