34071 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	Plasti-Grip
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Butt Splice, Inline, Individual Openings
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	14-16 AWG
Insulation:	Fully Insulated
Features:	Serrated Mating Area
Color:	Blue

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Terminals - Wire Splice ConnectorsTerminals - wire splice connectors have become increasingly important components in both industrial and domestic applications. Their ability to economically and reliably join two or more electrical wires has made them a go-to solution for many types of applications.Terminals - wire splice connectors are generally comprised of two parts - a barrel and an end cap that fit together. The end cap is the part of the connector that fits on each wire that needs to be joined. It is a cylindrical metal piece with several holes that the wires can be inserted into. The barrel is the part of the connector that joins the end caps together and encloses them. It is usually made of a pliable material such as rubber or plastic insulation.Terminals - wire splice connectors are designed for quick and easy installation. Generally, the connectors can be applied to the wires without the need for stripping or soldering. Instead, the wires simply need to be inserted into the end cap holes. For most connectors, once the wires have been inserted, the end caps and barrel can be crimped or screwed together, depending on the type of connector you are using.When using terminals - wire splice connectors, it is vital to ensure that the size of the connector is suitable for the application. If the size is too small, the connection is likely to be inadequate and could potentially be dangerous. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the connector you are using is rated for the current and voltage that will be passing through it, as this may also compromise its safety.Terminals - wire splice connectors are available in a huge variety of sizes and configurations. In industrial applications, they are most commonly used to connect two or more wires together in circuits. In residential applications, they may be used in a variety of ways, from connecting two end-use appliances, to providing a junction outlet from an installed cable.Terminals - wire splice connectors can also be used in a variety of specialist applications, such as for connecting fibre-optic cables, medical monitoring equipment, and even aquarium equipment. Whichever application they are used in, these connectors are invaluable in providing quick, reliable connections.Terminals - wire splice connectors come in a variety of materials such as polyethylene, butyl, and nylon. It is important to choose a material that is suitable for the job. For example, polyethylene is particularly malleable and lacks the toughness of other materials, so may not be suitable for applications where vibration is likely to occur. In contrast, butyl is extremely tough, making it better suited for more demanding industrial applications.The popularity of terminals - wire splice connectors increases every year, as their reliability and versatility make them suitable for countless applications. They provide a cost-effective way of joining two or more pieces of wire, and with their wide variety of sizes and configurations, they are sure to remain a staple of electrical systems for many years to come.

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