Panduit
Panduit P18-6R-C 22-16 AWG Non-Insulated Ring Terminal #6 Stud Pack of 100
Bare copper ring terminals accept 22 to 16 AWG wire, fit a #6 stud, and withstand 302 degrees F
- MaterialHAWA
- CSA C 22.2 No. 65 and UL486A-486B certified for code-compliant installations
- Brazed seam resists separation under vibration and mechanical stress
- Copper construction carries up to 2,000 V for reliable power connections
- Rated to 302 °F for dependable performance in high-temperature environments
- Pack of 100 ring terminals covers 22-16 AWG wire range for #6 stud applications
Product Identity
Panduit P18-6R-C ring terminals are non-insulated copper connectors designed for 22 to 16 AWG wire and a number 6 stud. They suit electrical installers and automotive technicians who need a brazed-seam crimp lug rated to 302 degrees F and 2000 volts.
Suitability
These terminals suit projects that require bare copper ends and a 0.62 inch tongue width for a number 6 stud. They do not suit buyers who need insulated barrels, a different stud size, or a wire range outside 22 to 16 AWG.
Installation Notes
A proper crimp tool for non-insulated terminals is required to achieve a reliable connection on the brazed seam. The most common issue is using an incorrect die which leaves a loose or cracked crimp.
Highlights
- CSA C 22.2 No. 65 and UL486A-486B certified for code-compliant installations
- Brazed seam resists separation under vibration and mechanical stress
- Copper construction carries up to 2,000 V for reliable power connections
- Rated to 302 °F for dependable performance in high-temperature environments
- Pack of 100 ring terminals covers 22-16 AWG wire range for #6 stud applications
Specifications
| Brand | PANDUIT |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What wire gauge do I need on hand for the 22-16 AWG ring terminal?
The terminal accepts solid or stranded copper wire from 22 AWG up to 16 AWG, so have wire in that range ready for crimping.
Can I crimp these #6 stud terminals onto existing 16 AWG automotive wiring?
Yes, 16 AWG falls within the 22-16 AWG range and the brazed seam holds the crimp on standard copper conductors.
How do I confirm the crimp is solid after installation?
Perform a pull test on each connection; the brazed seam and copper barrel should not separate from the wire when tugged firmly.
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