Panduit
Panduit Ring Terminal Bare Brazed Seam 16-14 AWG 100 PK
Bare copper ring terminals with brazed seam for 16-14 AWG wire, 5/16 inch stud, 100 pack
- Color/FinishBare
- Bare copper resists oxidation for reliable conductivity
- Brazed seam prevents wire pull-out under vibration
- Rated 302 °F for high-temperature engine bays
- UL486A-486B and CSA C22.2 No.65 listed
- 100-piece pack covers multiple vehicle rewiring jobs
Ring terminal for 16 to 14 AWG wire
These Panduit ring terminals accept 16 to 14 AWG conductors and feature a 5/16 inch stud size. The bare copper construction suits crimp connections in automotive, marine and industrial wiring. Each pack contains one hundred pieces for volume work.
Brazed seam and bare finish for reliable crimps
The brazed seam prevents the barrel from splitting under compression, giving a consistent crimp every time. A bare finish means no insulation sleeve to strip back, so the connector seats directly on the terminal block or bus bar. Rated to 302 degrees Fahrenheit and 2000 volts.
CSA and UL listed for code compliance
The terminals meet CSA C22.2 No. 65 and UL 486A-486B, satisfying inspectors on commercial and residential jobs. Tongue width measures 0.46 inch and overall length is 0.91 inch, fitting standard stud spacing. No additional tooling or software is included.
Highlights
- Bare copper resists oxidation for reliable conductivity
- Brazed seam prevents wire pull-out under vibration
- Rated 302 °F for high-temperature engine bays
- UL486A-486B and CSA C22.2 No.65 listed
- 100-piece pack covers multiple vehicle rewiring jobs
Specifications
| Brand | Panduit |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Bare |
Questions about this item
What stud size does the 5/16-inch ring terminal fit?
The terminal is built for a 5/16-inch stud, so it fits bolts or screws of that exact diameter.
What wire gauges can the 16-14 AWG barrel accept?
The barrel is sized for 16 to 14 AWG conductors; the brazed seam holds the crimp without splitting.
How do you crimp the bare copper terminal correctly?
Strip the wire, insert it fully into the barrel, then use a ratchet crimper matched to 16-14 AWG; the common mistake is using pliers, which leaves a loose connection.
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