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Insulation:	Insulated
Tongue Inside Opening:	0.250" (6.35mm)
Length - Termination:	0.606" (15.39mm)
Length - Ring Center to Termination:	0.437" (11.10mm)
Material - Insulation:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon
Insulation Diameter:	0.150" ~ 0.252" (3.81mm ~ 6.40mm)
Contact Material:	Copper
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Yellow
Features:	Serrated Termination
Series:	PIDG
Wire Gauge:	10-12 AWG
Termination:	Crimp
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Length - Overall:	1.299" (33.00mm)
Width - Outer Edges:	0.531" (13.49mm)
Stud/Tab Size:	M6 Stud
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Terminals - Spade Connectors

Spade terminals are electrical connectors used to join two wires, and are a type of metal terminal commonly found on electrical components such as circuit breakers and contactors. Commonly referred to as spade lugs or spade terminals, these connectors are widely used in the automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics industries. Spade connectors are made of galvanized steel to provide optimal electrical conductivity, while the connectors can also be made of other metals such as copper or brass.Spade connectors are typically sold in packs of two, and the number of parallel conductors depends on the type and manufacturer, ranging from two to four. These connectors feature a single piece construction with two metal blades for connecting the two wiring components. The two blades often consist of a small layer of insulation surrounding the metal, which helps to keep the wires securely in place within their sockets.The core function of a spade connector is to make electrical connections between two conductors. This type of connector is used to create a secure electrical connection between two components without the need for splicing or soldering. When used in an industrial setting, a spade terminal can typically be mounted on a bracket or stud for easy access and installation.The application field of spade terminals is diverse, but they are typically used to make connections in places where secure and reliable electrical contact is needed such as wiring components in electronics devices, wire splicing, and automotive wiring systems. Furthermore, spade terminals can also be used in air conditioning systems, power supplies, motor controllers, and many other electrical control devices.The working principle of a spade connector is relatively simple. The connector works by connecting two wires together using two parallel metal blades. To ensure proper contact between the two components, the blades are heavily textured and angled specifically to grip the wires. In addition, the blades come in different shapes for different connection types, such as the common ‘U-shape’ for large spade connectors and the ‘angled-shape’ for smaller ones.When installing a spade connector, the two blades of the terminal must be firmly fastened together using a flat head screw or a bolt with a wide, flat head. By using a screw or bolt, the blades are securely held in place and are less likely to move around. The screw or bolt should also be tightened firmly with a wrench for optimal performance.Spade connectors are simple to use, affordable, and are highly reliable. As long as the connectors are installed correctly, they will provide a secure electrical connection and withstand the test of time. Furthermore, because the connectors require no soldering or splicing, they can be installed quickly and easily.

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