90-degree ferrule and pin terminals
A needle-shaped terminal and ferrule technology, applied in the direction of multi-core cable end parts, connections and contact parts where permanent deformation plays a role, can solve problems such as unreliability and inconsistent termination
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[0024] The present invention is a terminal having a bend from 10-120 degrees for terminating wires to a terminal block with a ferrule or pin connection. Typically, the ferrule or pin end is connected to the terminal block, while the opposite end includes an insulating sleeve for receiving the stripped end of the stranded wire. In applications where space is limited, bends in the terminals allow them to be installed into the terminal block from a variety of angles.
[0025] Ferrule terminals can be bent up to 120 degrees and include strain relief holes that help thin-walled ferrules bend without creasing or damaging the outer wall. As used herein, the term "ferrule" refers to a cylindrical tube or sleeve made of a conductive metal such as copper and having a thin outer wall. Stranded wire is inserted through the insulating sleeve into the ferrule. Push the stripped end through until it extends around the bend in the ferrule and into the second leg of the ferrule (i.e., the op...
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