324464

Series:	Ampower
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Terminal Type:	Butt Splice, Inline, Individual Openings
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	350 MCM (kcmil)
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Features:	--
Color:	--

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Terminals - Wire Splice ConnectorsWire splice connectors are widely used across many different industrial, commercial, and residential applications. They are essential components in various applications where data transmission and current flow are maintained through the splicing of two or more wires or cables. Crimp and screw terminals are two common types of wire splice connectors.Crimp terminals are the most common kind of wire splice connectors. The process of connection is simpler and quicker compared to screw terminals. The process essentially involves two basic steps. Firstly, the wire or cable is inserted and securely fitted into the terminal. Secondly, the terminal is then crimped to securely fasten the connection, firmly gripping both the wire and the terminal material. Multi-wiring connection requires complex crimp tooling for satisfactory results.Screw terminals utilize either a pre-assembled terminal or one which has yet to be secured in place. Pre-assembled terminals are typically found in snap-in or screw mount designs which necessitate the use of connector hardware such as lock washer or locknut. With the wire and connector firmly threaded into the connector, the screw or nut is tightened to make the connection secure.Terminals with flexible connections can also be used in connection scenarios where there is continuous movement or vibration along the length of the wire or cable. Flexible connectors are designed to accommodate axial, torsional, and lateral movements. The connection achieved is characterized by its flexibility and high-strength features.Another advantage of splice connectors is that they allow for greater distance between the terminals with cables and wires reaching up to one hundred feet or more. This allows for efficient connection of equipment in remote locations with minimal additional wiring.Splice connectors are also used in motor connection scenarios. Universal connectors are used to reduce the amount of wiring necessary to make the connection, allowing for a simpler and more effective connection.The applications of splice connectors are vast as they play an important role in the efficient and secure transmission of data and current flow in many different scenarios. This includes, but is not limited to, industrial manufacturing, commercial power and control systems, and residential codes.Technically speaking, the working principles of splice connectors are quite simple. Connectors function by providing secure electrical or data connections for the wires or cables that are connected using them. Crimp and screw terminals are popular options due to their versatility and reliability as well as their price-efficiency.The process of connecting with splice connectors is straightforward and makes for simple and efficient wiring and control. The multiple variations available also make it easy to find the right solution for any connection situation.Finally, splice connectors are also environmentally friendly due to their recyclable elements in most cases, making them a great choice for many different applications. So, if you are looking for secure connection solutions for your project, look no further than splice connectors. With so many advantages and options available, you are sure to find the perfect solution for your needs.

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