Crimp terminal kit HOGERT HT8G513 – 110 pieces, assorted copper wire terminals

HOGERT HT8G513 is a 110-piece crimp terminal kit containing assorted copper wire terminals designed for terminating and protecting wire ends in electrical and automotive applications. The kit groups common terminal types and sizes for everyday wiring tasks, enabling secure mechanical and electrical connections, reducing conductor fraying, and improving corrosion resistance where wire ends are exposed or joined.

Advantages

The kit provides a convenient selection of copper terminals in multiple shapes and sizes to cover a range of wiring needs without purchasing single items. Copper construction ensures good electrical conductivity and reliable contact. Having an assortment in one portable case simplifies maintenance, installation, and repair work by reducing the need to search for individual terminals. The terminals are suitable for use with standard crimping tools, delivering consistent mechanical crimps that maintain electrical continuity.

Suitable for

• General household electrical repairs and small wiring projects
• Automotive wiring and connector repairs
• Prototyping and electronics hobby projects requiring secure wire terminations
• Industrial maintenance tasks with low-to-medium current circuits

Key specifications

• Contents: 110 pieces of assorted copper crimp terminals
• Material: copper (metal terminals)
• Terminal assortment: multiple common terminal types and sizes for wire termination
• Compatibility: suitable for use with standard manual crimping tools
• Intended wire gauge range: covers typical small-to-medium wire cross-sections used in electrical and automotive wiring

How to use

Select a terminal that matches the conductor cross-section and the mating connection. Strip the insulation to the appropriate length, insert the bare conductor into the terminal barrel, and position the terminal in the jaws of a suitable crimping tool. Apply steady force until the crimp is secure; avoid over-crimping which can damage the conductor. After crimping, inspect the joint for mechanical stability and good contact. Where necessary, apply heat-shrink tubing or insulating sleeves to protect the termination from moisture and corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use a correctly sized crimping tool and the appropriate terminal from the assortment for the best electrical and mechanical results. Store terminals in a dry place to prevent oxidation and organize by type and size for faster selection during repairs or installations.