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• RS PRO 750 Piece Insulated Crimp Terminal Kit. From RS PRO a handy crimp terminal kit containing an assortment of 750 high-quality colour coded insulated crimp terminals. The crimp terminals include insulated ring terminals, insulated spade terminals and insulated butt splice terminals in a range of popular sizes. This insulated crimp terminal kit is supplied in a sturdy plastic box with convenient compartments for ease of terminal selection. An integrated carrying handle makes this kit easy to carry around and ensures you are equipped with all the necessary crimp terminal connector sizes when it comes to terminating wire or cables wherever you are working. What Is a Crimp Terminal?. Crimp terminals are solderless electrical terminals or connectors that are ***d to terminate stranded wire. These electrical connectors are simply crimped on to the *** of a wire or cable using pliers or a crimp tool to provide an electrical connection. Once this is done the terminated wires and cables can be joined together, for instance in a cable harness or connected to a mating electrical connector or a terminal post in a piece of electrical equipment. Features and Benefits. Contains 750 widely ***d terminal types and sizes Colour coded insulation for easy terminal size identification Plastic sleeve on terminals provides insulation and wire support Tin plating for good corrosion protection. Excellent electrical connection Sturdy plastic carrying case with compartments for ease of selection Integrated handles for easy portability. Application information. Insulated crimps and splices can be ***d for wire termination and splicing in a wide range of applications. These applications include ho***hold appliances, automotive, control panel wiring, electronic manufacturing, industrial control systems, power supplies, industrial machines, and communications equipment. Questions and Answers. How to Crimp a Terminal. Select the correct size crimp terminal and strip the *** of the wire. Cut the wires to the same length as terminal and twist the strands together. Using a ratchet crimping tool or crimping pliers insert the tubular *** of the crimp terminal into the correct crimping section (indicated by sizes marked on the tool). Insert the wire into the terminal and squeeze the tool handles together until the ratchet releases. A ratchet crimping tool is preferable as the handles will remain locked until a full crimp cycle is completed preventing partial crimps. The crimped wire *** is now ready to be inserted into the connecting terminal. Suitable Crimping Tools. For suitable crimping tool see stock number ; 125-1964 125-1964