Ring Terminals What it is A crimpon electrical connector that attaches a wire to a stud or screw terminal, creating a secure, lowresistance connection. Key benefits Secure, durable connection that resists vibration and loosening. Easy to install with standard crimping tools; no special equipment required. Available in insulated and noninsulated versions to suit visibility, protection, and environmental needs. Wide range of sizes to fit common wire gauges and stud diameters. Copper construction with tin plating provides good conductivity and corrosion resistance. Compatibility and size Designed to fit a broad selection of wire gauges and stud sizes; check size options to match your application. Suitable for automotive, industrial, and household electrical systems where ring terminals are used. Materials and construction Copper base for conductivity. Tin plating offers corrosion resistance and longterm reliability. Insulated versions use durable vinyl or nylon insulation for protection and identification. Performance Strong crimp joints that maintain conductivity under normal operating conditions. Built to withstand typical electrical and environmental stresses in appropriate applications. Use scenarios Automotive electrical systems: connect battery cables, fuse blocks, or alternator wiring to stud terminals. Electrical panels and control wiring: secure connections to terminal studs in machines, panels, or enclosures. Marine and outdoor equipment: reliable connections in environments with exposure to moisture and vibration. How to use Select the terminal size to match the wire gauge and stud diameter. Strip the wire insulation to the appropriate length for the terminal barrel. Insert the wire fully into the barrel and place the terminal onto the stud or screw. Crimp with a properly rated crimping tool to form a tight, permanent connection. Inspect the crimp and insulation for secure fit and integrity after installation. Maintenance and inspection Periodically check for loosened crimps, corrosion, or damaged insulation. any terminal showing signs of wear to maintain a reliable electrical connection.