Nylon-insulated, brass crimp sleeve, narrow block spade terminals are connectors that are used to mate, connect, or terminate a single wire, while allowing for a connection to a screw or stud type electrical connection. The nylon material is more flexible and resists heat better than other insulation types. The narrow fork terminal design provides a tighter connection around the stud, making it ideal for electrical applications where space is limited, while the solder and crimp capability facilitates in resisting corrosion and debris.

• Used where insulated barrel and positive insulation grip are necessary or desirable.
• Seamless brass sleeve securely covers the flared, molded nylon.
• Insulation is securely molded onto brass sleeve and is flared for easier wire insertion.
• Allows for an excellent mechanical crimp and wire strain relief.
• Industry standard color-coding indicates wire range.
• Rated to 600 volts maximum, building wire; 1000 volts maximum, 105° C.
• UL E96029, CSA NOT Listed.