Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Single Wire
Insulation:	Insulated
Style:	W
Size:	26-28 AWG
Length - Overall:	10.50mm
Length - Pin:	6.00mm
Color:	Gray

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Introduction

Wire Ferules, also known as “twisted pair” or “spade wire”, are used to connect two or more pieces of wire together. The use of ferules has become increasingly important as the wiring used in industrial and commercial applications has become more complex. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of 1162014 wire ferules.

Application Field of 1162014 Wire Ferules

Wire Ferules are an integral part of many types of electrical systems. They are commonly used in automobiles, boats, light fixtures, appliances, and home electronic systems. They are used to connect wiring in a variety of different applications, such as:• Automobiles: Ferules are commonly used to connect wires to headlights, spark plugs, taillights, fuel injection systems, power windows, and other automotive components.• Boats: Ferules are used to connect wiring for navigation lights, depth finders, radios, and other electronic components.• Electric Motors: Ferules are used to connect wires in DC and AC electric motors, including those used in industrial applications.• Home Applications: Ferules are used to connect wires for home electronics, such as computers, televisions, refrigerators, and microwaves.• Industrial Applications: Ferules are commonly used in a variety of industrial applications, such as conveyors, automated manufacturing processes, and robotics.

Working Principle of 1162014 Wire Ferules

1162014 Wire Ferules are designed to make secure connections between two wires. The ferule is made up of two metal components; the barrel and the cone. The barrel is inserted into the wire, and the cone is connected to the other wire to be connected. The two pieces are then twisted together, compressing the wire and making a secure connection. The ferule also prevents any short circuits or stray signals from occurring between the two wires. In order to make this connection, the wires must first be cut from the spools and stripped correctly. The correct size of ferule must then be selected, based on the sizes of the wires to be connected. The ends of the wires must then be “tinned”, which involves coating them in solder to make them more adherent. The barrel and cone are then inserted into the wire and twisted together. A ferrule crimping tool is then used to ensure the ferule is firmly connected to the wire.

Conclusion

1162014 Wire Ferules are an essential component for ensuring proper connections in many types of electrical systems. The application field of this type of ferule is vast, ranging from automobiles to boats to industrial production systems. The working principle of the ferule involves cutting and stripping the wires, selecting the matching ferule, tinning the ends of the wires, and finally, crimping the ferule into place. With the proper use of this type of wire ferule, electrical systems can be made secure, reliable, and trouble free.

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