Crimp ring terminal Ergom KOR 120/12 tin-plated copper, pack of 100

Ring crimp terminal Ergom KOR 120/12 is a tin-plated copper terminal supplied in a pack of 100 designed for bolted or screwed electrical connections. Intended for use where a secure mechanical and electrical junction is required, this ring terminal offers corrosion resistance from its tin plating and maintains reliable conductivity for power and signal circuits in industrial, automotive and building wiring systems.

Advantages

The tin-plated copper construction provides both good electrical conductivity and enhanced resistance to oxidation compared with bare copper. The ring design ensures a positive, vibration-resistant connection when used with an appropriately sized bolt or screw. Supplied in a pack of 100, the terminals are convenient for large installations or maintenance tasks, reducing the need for frequent reordering and ensuring consistent connector quality across multiple connection points.

Suitable for

• Bolted or screwed terminations on distribution blocks and grounding points
• Automotive battery and chassis connections requiring secure ring terminals
• Industrial control panels and motor connections with ring-type lugs
• Building wiring where corrosion-resistant connections are required

Key specifications

• Material: tin-plated copper for improved corrosion resistance and conductivity
• Terminal type: ring crimp suitable for bolted or screwed fastening
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces per pack to support multiple terminations
• Designed for compatible cable cross-sections and ring bolt diameters typically used in industrial and automotive wiring

How to use

Select a ring terminal that matches the conductor cross-section and the bolt or screw size you intend to use. Strip the cable insulation to the appropriate length, insert the bare conductor into the barrel of the terminal, and crimp using a suitable crimping tool to ensure a solid mechanical and electrical joint. Place the ring over the bolt or stud and secure with the appropriate nut or screw to obtain a reliable connection. Inspect the crimp and bolted joint for correct compression and alignment before applying electrical load.

Usage recommendations

Use terminals that match both conductor size and bolt diameter; avoid loose fits that can cause increased resistance or heating. For environments exposed to moisture or corrosive agents, ensure proper sealing and follow installation practices for corrosion protection. Periodically inspect connections in high-vibration or high-current applications to confirm mechanical integrity and electrical continuity.