Lug Compression Connectors

Burndy compression lugs having a narrow tongue design allow the terminal to fit into tight spaces and withstand current surges, extreme temperatures, corrosion & vibrations. These units are CSA certified & UL listed and feature high-conductivity copper construction with electro-tin plating to resist overheating and corrosion. They come with colour-coded end caps for easy identification & facilitating a reliable connection. These units are available in widths ranging from 0.29 to 0.96 inches on Raptor Supplies.

Burndy narrow tongue lugs are suitable for connecting electrical devices and cables in electrical & telecommunication facilities. They have high-conductivity copper construction for withstanding current surges, extreme temperatures, vibrations and corrosi) feature a chamfered barrel design.

Thomas & Betts KN18 Series fork terminals are used for terminating wires, facilitating secure electrical connections and preventing wire pull-out or loosening due to vibrations or environmental factors. These fork terminals are ideal for electrical, automotive and manufacturing tasks, where secure and efficient electrical connections are essential. Their forked shape allows for easy attachment to bolts or studs, ensuring a reliable and stable connection. They feature a funnel entry and internal serration on the barrel for easy and secure wire insertion, ensuring a reliable connection. These fork terminals have copper construction with electroplated tin finish, offering excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance. They have nylon insulation to prevent electrical interference with other conductors.

Thomas & Betts KN18 Series lug compression connectors are used in electrical applications where reliable and secure connections are required. They feature two-hole drilled lugs on one end to accommodate bolts or screws for secure attachment. They are used in electrical installations to create reliable connections between cables and electrical components such as circuit breakers, transformers or distribution panels. These connectors feature copper construction for electrical conductivity. They have two lug holes for stability and to help distribute the electrical load evenly. They can be operated at voltages up to 600V.