(100) High Temperature Non-Insulated Ring Connector 6 Gauge AWG 1/4" Stud Electrical Wire Terminal - USA
(100) High Temperature Non-Insulated Ring Connector 6 Gauge AWG 1/4" Stud Electrical Wire Terminal - USA
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(100) High Temperature Non-Insulated Ring Connector 6 Gauge AWG 1/4" Stud Electrical Wire Terminal - USA

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(100) High Temperature Non-Insulated Ring Connector 6 Gauge AWG 1/4" Stud Electrical Wire Terminal - USA100 High Temperature Non Insulated Ring Connector 6 Gauge AWG 1 4 Stud Electrical Wire Terminal USA
Shape:1/4" Stud-Out of stock
Size:6 AWG Gauge-Out of stock

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  • 100 Pack of 6 AWG Gauge With 1/4" Stud Ring Connectors. Fits 6 AWG Gauge Wire.
  • Professional online source for High Temperature wire terminals and crimp connectors for electrical wire. Rated Temperature 482 C / 900 F
  • Rated at 600V. Made in the USA
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Jun 6, 2024
Ronald
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Shape: 1/4" Stud
Size: 22-18 AWG Gauge
Sold bySherco Automotive & Marine Supplies
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They should work, we'll see.

I shopped a lot of these before picking the USA product. Almost all of the others are 100% copper. These are regular steel per how magnetic they are. They are to be used for grounding several small wires outdoors. I expect after a year or two they will be severely rusted and no longer able to make a good connection, so not sure if I want to spend the consideralbe time to install if that is the situation. I will coat them with a conductive grease, so hopefully that will keep the rust down. I just need to shop more carefully and read all the fine print. Copper or even SS would be more suitable for this application.

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