0191470135

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Terminals - Spade Connectors are commonly used in a variety of electronic and electrical applications. The versatility of this kind of terminal reliability provides a reliable and cost effective option, from applications such as automotive, audio, instrumentation and lighting installation.

The spade type terminals offer a range of sizes and styles. This allows maximum flexibility to suit the requirements of the application. A key feature of the spade type terminal is that the contact fingers a.k.a. ‘Spade’ can be made from flexible materials such as Phosphor Bronze, so that insertion into the mating contact and the connection is more durable than the alternative solder or crimp type.

The crimping action causes the contact fingers to cross-lock providing a secure, vibration-tolerant installation. The spade type terminals have a number of benefits such as simple to install with rapid disconnection and reconnection.

0191470135 is a spade type terminal that is largely used in audio systems. It is designed with a high quality EVO 4M (UL® F1) conductive electrically insulated tin plated steel body. The terminal has flat contacts and a wire stripper with a conducting tube which can be easily molded on the wire.

Once the terminal is pressed onto the wires, it causes the spade terminals to cross-lock and provide a secure connection that is vibration-tolerant and highly durable. The terminal is designed to fit into the 0.8 and 1 mm thickness installation bases to offer maximum flexibility. It is also suitable for connecting a variety of cables like flexible stranded cables such as PVC, EPDM, PP, and PTFE.

The working principle of the spade type terminal is very simple, it has two components a spade or a female contact and a male contact. The female contact, also known as the ‘Spade’, is usually supplied with the terminal and is inserted into the mating or female contact. The male contact, also known as the ‘fork’, is then inserted into the spade of the female contact.

The two components are then connected using a crimping tool. This causes the metal fingers of the spade to cross-lock and create a secure connection. The terminals are then tested for electrical continuity to ensure they are suitable for further use.

In summary, the spade type terminals are an ideal solution for a wide range of applications from automotive, audio, instrumentation and lighting installation. 0191470135 is a spade type terminal that can be used with audio system connections and offers multiple benefits like ease of installation and quick disconnection and reconnection. The working principle of the spade type terminal is quite simple and involves crimping two components that cross-lock to provide a secure and reliable connection.

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