35152 Connectors, Interconnects

Insulation:	Insulated
Tongue Inside Opening:	0.171" (4.34mm)
Length - Termination:	0.591" (15.01mm)
Length - Ring Center to Termination:	0.296" (7.52mm)
Material - Insulation:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon
Insulation Diameter:	0.150" ~ 0.250" (3.81mm ~ 6.35mm)
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:	1.095" (27.81mm)
Width - Outer Edges:	0.406" (10.31mm)
Stud/Tab Size:	8 Stud
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Terminals - Spade ConnectorsSpade terminals are one of the most common connectors used in various applications. They are quick and easy to install, provide dependable electrical connections in tight spaces, and are available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes to meet different needs. Spade terminals are made of various metals such as copper, brass, and steel. The ends of the terminals are tin plated to provide better corrosion resistance. The terminals are shaped like a spade, hence the name, and are designed to be connected to a PCB or connector. The two spade ends can be made with flat or angled contact surfaces to allow for different connection requirements. Spade terminals are available in two types, insulated and non-insulated. Insulated terminals have a cover or adapter over the connection point to prevent accidental shorting or contact. Non-insulated terminals do not have this protection and are especially useful for mating connections that have no risk of being shorted.Spade connectors are most commonly used in automotive, aviation, and general electronics applications such as heaters, connectors, lights, pumps, and switch boxes. To properly connect a spade terminal end, a wire stripper is typically used to strip off a small section of the wire’s insulation and expose the wire itself. The exposed wire is then inserted into the spade terminal and secured with a screw or crimp. It is important to verify the spade terminal has been connected properly to ensure maximum electrical contact and avoid shorts or sparks.In addition to automotive and aviation, spade terminals are also widely used in industrial settings such as manufacturing and control systems. High power rating spade terminals are used for industrial motor control, welding, and current regulation. Spade terminals are widely used in the industrial market due to their versatility, quick installation, and dependable connections.Spade terminals are also used in electrical equipment such as power tools and appliances. The main advantage of spade terminals is their simple design and easy installation. Spade terminals are also available in plugs and receptacles with various contact configurations and styles. These are primarily used to connect electrical cords and wiring to switches, plugs, and outlets.Overall, spade terminals provide a simple, cost-effective, and dependable connection method for many types of applications. They are easy to install and maintain, and offer a variety of shapes and sizes to meet different needs. Proper installation, inspection, and maintenance ensure maximum performance and usage of spade terminals for many applications.

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