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TE Connectivity TERMINYL Insulated Ring Terminal, M10 Stud Size, 26.7mm?? to 42.4mm?? Wire Size, Red
Item no.: [8148202] | Manufacturer: TE Connectivity | Model no.: 324054 | EAN: 2050006809990
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TE Connectivity TERMINYL Crimp Ring Terminals
TERMINYL crimp ring terminals designed for use with larger wire sizes from 8 AWG to 4/0 AWG. These TERMINYL ring terminals are made from high grade conductivity copper per ASTM B-152 and tin plated per ATSM B-545 and are designed to withstand extreme vibration, shock and high temperatures. the funnel entry, colour-coded moulded nylon insulation of these TERMINYL wire connectors enables wires to be inserted easily and acts as an insulation support.
Standards
MIL-T-7928,Type II, Class 2
TE Connectivity Terminyl Range
Nylon insulation for dielectric strength
Dimples afford maximum contact of barrel and wire
Engineered to withstand extremes of vibration, shock and structural stresses
TERMINYL crimp ring terminals designed for use with larger wire sizes from 8 AWG to 4/0 AWG. These TERMINYL ring terminals are made from high grade conductivity copper per ASTM B-152 and tin plated per ATSM B-545 and are designed to withstand extreme vibration, shock and high temperatures. the funnel entry, colour-coded moulded nylon insulation of these TERMINYL wire connectors enables wires to be inserted easily and acts as an insulation support.
Standards
MIL-T-7928,Type II, Class 2
TE Connectivity Terminyl Range
Nylon insulation for dielectric strength
Dimples afford maximum contact of barrel and wire
Engineered to withstand extremes of vibration, shock and structural stresses