RS PRO RS PRO Bar terminal 513-2590 1bag(500pcs)

Specification
Maximum Wire Size mm2: 0.75mm2 Pin Diameter: 1.5mm Insulation Material: Nylon Color: Gray Pin Length: 8mm Insulation: Insulated Maximum Wire Size AWG: 20AWG Overall Length: 14mm RS Pro Insulated DIN Color Coded Bar Crimp Terminals. A range of DIN color coded bar crimp terminals (also known as cord termination terminals) provide a clean termination of stranded wire. These reliable wire ferrules provide a secure connection when connecting wires to terminal blocks or fixed terminals. What is a bootlace ferrule? A bar crimp terminal is a metal tube or ferrule with a molded color-coded insulating collar made of nylon. Ferrules are snapped onto the ends of the strands, crimped, and then inserted into screw or spring clamp connections. When to use a bootlace ferrule Strip the end of the stranded wire and place it directly under the screw terminal so that the stranded wire expands naturally under the pressure of the screw. Some strands may come loose. In this case, the quality of the electrical connection is degraded and it also causes short circuits. When using bar crimp terminals, the flared insulation funnel captures all strands. These strands are crimped together within the ferrule tube. A crimped ferrule is inserted into the terminal to establish an electrical connection Features and Benefits Excellent electrical connection Reduced short circuits DIN color-coded colors for easy identification of ferrule size Nylon insulation reduces ground leakage, creepage and gas ingress Excellent conductivity with color tinned copper tubing Crimp terminals can be plugged and unplugged repeatedly without degrading the wire ends. Applications Bootlace ferrules are used for stranded wire that inserts into screw terminals and terminal blocks. Typical applications include consumer units, circuit breakers, electrical control panels and any equipment requiring stranded connections. Questions and Answers How to crimp a bar crimp terminal Select the appropriate size bootlace ferrule and strip the end of the wire. Cut the wire to the same length as the terminal and twist the strands together. Wrap the crimp bar lug over the wire end (from the insulation collar side) until the strands line up with the end of the tube. Using a ratcheting crimping tool, insert the ferrule's metal tube into the crimp (where the size mark indicates). Squeeze the handle of the tool until the ratchet is released. A ratchet crimping tool is recommended as the handle cannot be opened until the crimp cycle is complete, preventing premature crimping. You can now insert the crimped wire ends into the connection terminals. Appropriate crimp tool For ferrules with wire size range 0.25 to 6 mm² , use crimp tool frame (Part No. 848-391 848-391), crimp die (848-420 848-420) Wire size range from 10 to For 25mm² ferrules use crimping tool part number 297-2935 297-2935.