Material and performance Made from copper for electrical conductivity and longterm durability. Lockup terminal design improves performance at higher temperatures and maintains a secure connection over time. Flared, standard opening makes wire insertion quick and reliable. Why you need these lugs Deliver reliable, lowresistance connections where secure electrical contact matters. Reduce rework and loose connections by combining a secure bolthole attachment with a flared entry for easier wiring. Allow either crimping or soldering for flexible installation methods. Key functions and compatibility Designed to be used on stripped cable ends: strip the insulation, then crimp or solder the terminal to the exposed conductor. Bolthole design provides a stable mechanical and electrical connection when fastened. Compatible with standard copper conductors and common wiring practices (crimp or solder), suitable for and installations. Installation summary (fast and simple) 1. Strip the insulation from the cable end to expose the conductor. 2. Insert the conductor into the flared lug opening. 3. Secure the terminal by crimping or soldering, then fasten through the bolt hole; for temporary or quick work you can hold and clamp the lug with pliers before final fastening. Saves time and effort compared with fiddly terminal assemblies. Practical applications Automotive and battery connections: secure battery cable terminations and vehicle wiring harness repairs. Home and industrial electrical work: reliable connections for panels, motors, or control equipment. Marine or outdoor electrical systems: robust copper construction and secure fastening reduce loosening from vibration. What stands out copper material for dependable conductivity and longevity. Lockup and bolthole design for connection reliability under heat and vibration. Easy insertion and installation—supports crimp or solder methods to suit your workflow. Tips for results Use the appropriate crimp tool or soldering technique for a solid mechanical and electrical bond. Ensure the conductor is fully inserted into the flared opening before crimping or soldering. Tighten fasteners to manufacturer torque recommendations for the mating hardware to maintain a secure connection.