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3M M6-14R/SK 6 AWG Ring Terminal 1/4" Stud PK200
Non-insulated ring terminals for 6 AWG wire with 1/4-inch stud, brazed seam, rated 600 V and 347 °F, pack of 200
- Handles up to 600 V for safe power connections
- Brazed seam resists splitting under heavy current loads
- Rated to 347 °F for high-temperature environments
- 200-piece pack covers large wiring jobs efficiently
- CSA and UL listings confirm code compliance
6 AWG Copper Ring Terminals
These 3M M6-14R/SK terminals accept 6 AWG wire and mount on a 1/4 inch stud. The brazed-seam copper barrel is bare metal with no insulation sleeve. Each connector is rated for 600 volts and a maximum temperature of 347 degrees Fahrenheit. The pack contains 200 pieces.
Suited for high-current crimp jobs
Electricians and panel builders who need UL-listed and CSA-certified ring lugs for power distribution will find the spec match. The bare barrel leaves no room for heat-shrink or insulated ferrules, so anyone requiring a covered barrel should choose a different style. The single stud size also limits use to 1/4 inch bolts only.
Crimp into a 6 AWG circuit
A proper crimp tool for 6 AWG copper is required to make a gas-tight joint. The 1.42 inch overall length and .47 inch tongue width fit standard bus-bar spacing without modification. Because the terminals are uninsulated, clearance to adjacent phases must be planned during layout. No additional hardware ships in the pack.
Highlights
- Handles up to 600 V for safe power connections
- Brazed seam resists splitting under heavy current loads
- Rated to 347 °F for high-temperature environments
- 200-piece pack covers large wiring jobs efficiently
- CSA and UL listings confirm code compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What crimp tool do I need for the 6 AWG copper barrel?
Use a ratchet crimper with a 6 AWG die that matches the brazed-seam copper barrel for a gas-tight joint.
Will the 1/4 in stud fit the existing terminal block on my panel?
The 0.47 in tongue width matches a standard 1/4 in stud, so it seats cleanly on legacy blocks with the same bolt size.
How can I verify the connection is sound after crimping?
Perform a pull test rated for 6 AWG, then check that the barrel shows no cracks and the ring sits flat against the 1/4 in stud.
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