Tinned pipe end KCS 6-16/1 KCS_6-16/1

Tinned Pipe End Terminals – A Reliable Element of Electrical Installations

The KCS 6-16/1 pipe end terminal is an element used to terminate multi-strand copper wires, providing a safe and durable electrical connection. Made of electrolytic copper and coated with a layer of tin, it guarantees corrosion resistance and optimal current conductivity. Designed for crimping, it allows for solid mounting of the wire in screw terminals of switchboards, busbars and other devices.

Construction and Application

The KCS terminal is characterized by an eyelet shape and a connection angle of 180 degrees, which facilitates installation in tight spaces. The nominal cross-sectional area of 16 mm² and the metric thread size M6 make it compatible with a wide range of wires and connectors. The lack of a collar makes it easier for the installer to work, and the tinning of the surface provides additional protection against corrosion and improves electrical conductivity.

Using KCS terminals increases the safety and durability of electrical connections. Unlike soldered connections, it minimizes the risk of overheating of the strands and insulation. In addition, the hardening and firing process at high temperature (700°C) removes impurities from the material, increasing resistance to cracking during crimping. This makes the connection more reliable and less prone to failure.

Key Features and Benefits

• Made of electrolytic copper: Ensures excellent electrical conductivity and mechanical strength.
• Tinning: Protects against corrosion and improves current conductivity.
• Eyelet shape: Allows for easy and secure connection to screw terminals.
• 180° angle: Facilitates installation in tight spaces.
• No collar: Streamlines the installer's work.
• Hardening: Increases resistance to cracking during crimping.
• Complies with DIN 46235 standard: Guarantee of quality and safety of use.
• Minimum tin coating layer 3μm: Provides effective anti-corrosion protection.