Panduit
Panduit FSD84-12-C 6 AWG Wire Ferrule Blue PK100
Blue insulated copper ferrules crimp onto 6 AWG wire with a 5/8 in barrel for secure generator connections
- Tin-plated copper barrel ensures reliable conductivity
- Blue polypropylene insulation identifies 6 AWG wire size
- 5/8 in insertion length matches standard crimp tools
- Rated to 221 °F for high-temperature environments
- CSA and DIN standards confirm certified quality
Wire Ferrule for 6 AWG
This Panduit wire ferrule is designed for 6 AWG conductors and comes in a pack of one hundred. The blue polypropylene insulation identifies the wire size at a glance. It suits electricians and panel builders terminating stranded copper wire in control cabinets or generator connections.
Crimp barrel holds under vibration
The tin-plated copper barrel measures 0.44 inches long with a 0.35 inch diameter, sized for a secure crimp on 6 AWG wire. Tin finish resists oxidation so the joint stays conductive through thermal cycling and mechanical vibration common in generator installations.
Rated to 221 degrees Fahrenheit
Polypropylene insulation withstands continuous operating temperatures up to 221 degrees Fahrenheit without melting or becoming brittle. The ferrule meets CSA C 22.2 No. 291-14 and DIN 46228 Part 4 standards. It is not suited for applications requiring higher temperature ratings or larger wire gauges.
Highlights
- Tin-plated copper barrel ensures reliable conductivity
- Blue polypropylene insulation identifies 6 AWG wire size
- 5/8 in insertion length matches standard crimp tools
- Rated to 221 °F for high-temperature environments
- CSA and DIN standards confirm certified quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 221 °F maximum operating temperature affect the crimp joint when the generator runs all day?
The ferrules are rated for continuous operation at 221 °F, so sustained generator heat stays within the specified thermal limit.
What crimp tool is required to terminate these 6 AWG blue ferrules?
A crimper sized for 6 AWG ferrules with a 0.35 in barrel diameter and 0.44 in barrel length is needed to make a proper termination.
Will the 5/8 in insertion length fit the terminal blocks on my older generator panel?
The 5/8 in insertion depth matches DIN 46228 Part 4 dimensions, which many legacy panels follow, but verify your block depth before crimping.
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