9006670000

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Single Wire
Insulation:	Insulated
Style:	--
Size:	14 AWG (2.50mm²)
Length - Overall:	17.50mm
Length - Pin:	8.00mm
Color:	Blue

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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Wire Ferrules

Wire ferrules are small, metal shaped pieces, used to create electrical connections. They are typically placed on the ends of wire cables or harnesses and are designed to securely join them and reduce the risk of any wires coming loose. Wire ferrules or wire links, as they are sometimes called, come in various shapes and sizes to suit the application, as not all wire ferrules have the same cross-sectional area.

9006670000 Application Field and Working Principle

Wire ferrules have an extensive range of applications, particularly in the automotive industry, machinery, and process technology, where secure electrical connections are essential. They can also be used in many aspects of the electronics industry as well as for appliance repair and maintenance.The primary purpose of a wire ferrule is to provide a secure electrical connection between two conductors. This is achieved by the ferrule’s design. It is a crimpable metal fitting with a long, narrowing, and closing shape. The ferrule is slipped over the end of a wire before being crimped. The metal is crimped thereby securely connecting the two wires together. Due to the crimping process, the surface structure of the ferrule is designed to create optimum contact between the two wires. The crimping process is a simple one and requires only a specialized tool, such as a crimping pliers or a ratchet press. The tool is used to pinch the metal ferrule over the wire, forming a strong and stable connection between the two. Depending on the type of ferrule, crimping may require additional steps, such as inserting a tool into a slot on the ferrule to ensure proper contact.Wire ferrules are made from a variety of different materials, each of which provides its own special properties. Common materials used in the manufacturing of ferrules include copper, aluminum, brass, steel, and zinc. Generally speaking, copper and aluminum offer greater conductivity, while brass and steel are more durable and able to withstand heavier loads. The other important consideration when selecting the right ferrule is the size and shape. As previously mentioned, different sizes and shapes of ferrules are suited to various applications. In order to ensure that a wire ferrule is suitable for a specific application, it is important to consider the wire size, type of conductors, material, insulation material, and other factors.In conclusion, wire ferrules are essential in many types of electrical device in order to ensure proper and secure electrical connections. They come in a wide range of sizes and shapes, allowing them to be tailored to the specific application and designed to provide an effective and reliable connection.

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