Products Description
Structural features: Fork terminals usually have a U-shaped or V-shaped plug with two curved arms, which enables them to easily clamp conductive parts such as wires or cables.
Installation convenience: The fork terminal design enables them to quickly connect wires. When connecting or disconnecting, just loosen the screws and bolts without complete disassembly.
Wide application: Fork terminals are widely used in household and industrial electrical equipment, such as sockets, switches, distribution boards, and power tools.
Diverse models: There are many models of fork terminals, each suitable for different current capacities and wire sizes.
Specification selection: The specifications of fork terminals usually depend on the current capacity and wire size of their design. Common current capacities range from 10A to 200A, and wire sizes range from 0.5 square millimeters to 4 square millimeters.
How to use: When using fork terminals, first strip the protective layer of the wire to expose a certain length of bare wire, then insert the wire into the clamp of the fork terminal, and use a crimping pliers or crimping tool to firmly connect the terminal to the wire.
Crimp tools: Fork terminals are usually crimped using crimping pliers, which can be manual or hydraulic, depending on the specification and batch size of the terminals.
| Type |
Crimp Terminal |
| Color |
Blue/Yellow/Red |
| Lead Section |
0.5-1.5mm² /1.5-2.5mm² / 4-6mm² |
| Max Current |
Imax=19A |
| Material |
Copper |
| Insulation |
PA66 |
| Surface Treatment |
Matte tin plating |
| A.W.G |
22-16 AWG /16-14 AWG /12-10 AWG |
| Rated Voltage |
220V |
| Max. temperature resistance |
105℃ |
| Packaging Details |
100/500/1000pcs |
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