Tinned pipe end KCS 10-120/1 KCS_10-120/1

Tinned pipe terminals – a reliable element of electrical installations

KCS 10-120/1 pipe terminal is a component used to terminate copper wires, providing a safe and durable connection to devices equipped with screw terminals. Made of electrolytic copper and coated with a layer of tin, it guarantees corrosion resistance and optimal electrical conductivity. It is an essential element for both professional installers and people performing electrical work themselves.

Construction and application

This crimp terminal with a cross-section of 120 mm² and a metric M10 thread is characterized by a connection angle of 180 degrees. The collarless design facilitates installation in tight spaces. The use of high-quality copper and galvanic tinning ensures long-term connection reliability, minimizing the risk of overheating of the wires and insulation. These types of terminals are widely used in switchboards, busbars and other devices requiring a solid wire connection.

Advantages and benefits

• Durability and reliability: Made of electrolytic copper and galvanized tinning, ensuring corrosion resistance and long-term operation.
• Safety: Using crimp terminals increases the safety of electrical connections, eliminating the risk of loosening screw connections.
• Optimal conductivity: Copper provides excellent electrical conductivity, minimizing energy losses.
• Easy installation: A 180-degree connection angle and no collar facilitate installation in various configurations.
• Compliance with standards: The product meets the requirements of DIN 46235 standard, which guarantees its quality and safety of use.
• Resistance to mechanical damage: The hardening process increases resistance to cracking during crimping.
• Minimizing the risk of overheating: Compared to soldering, crimp terminals reduce the risk of overheating of the wires and insulation.

Remember, the effectiveness of crimping the terminal depends on using the appropriate tool and die matched to the wire cross-section.