53177-1

Spade connectors, also known as fork or tongue terminals, offer flexibility and ease of use in electrical connections. The 53177-1 terminal is a type of spade connector that is suitable for a wide variety of applications and is reliable and secure.

53177-1 Material Construction

The 53177-1 terminal is constructed from high-grade copper and is plated with tin-lead for reliable and secure electrical connections. It has two fingers which are designed to insert into spade connectors, providing a secure connection without the need for tools. The terminal has a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) insulation sleeve which provides insulation and protection against shorts.

53177-1 Application Fields

The 53177-1 terminal is suitable for a wide range of applications, including appliances, automotive, electronics, and more. It can be used to make electrical connections, such as connecting electrical components or wiring, quickly and easily without the need for tools. The terminal is also useful for replacing damaged or worn-out terminals in a wide variety of applications.

53177-1 Working Principle

The 53177-1 terminal operates on the principle of a simple spade connector. The terminal has two female fingers which can be inserted into two adjacent spade connectors. Once inserted, the terminal provides an electrical connection between the two spade connectors. The connection is secure and reliable due to the PTFE insulation sleeve which provides insulation and prevents shorts.

Conclusion

The 53177-1 spade connector terminal is an easy-to-use, reliable and secure solution for making electrical connections in a wide variety of applications. The terminal is constructed using high-grade copper and plated with tin-lead for reliable connections. It is insulated with PTFE for protection against shorts. The terminal operates on the principle of a simple spade connector, and is suitable for a wide variety of applications.