Crimp Connector No name N-W/ZAC.CNT-400 — crimping terminal for cable connections

Crimp connector No name N-W/ZAC.CNT-400 is a single-model crimping terminal intended for creating secure mechanical and electrical connections between conductors. Designed for use with a compatible crimping tool, this terminal provides a reliable joint for copper and tinned-copper cable ends in installations, control panels and repair works where a compact, durable termination is required.

Advantages

The design of this crimping terminal ensures consistent contact pressure and low contact resistance when properly crimped, contributing to stable electrical performance. Its compact form factor allows use in confined spaces and on terminal strips. The product is supplied as a single standardized model, simplifying selection for common cable termination tasks.

Suitable for

• Electrical installations and branch connections
• Panel wiring and control cabinets
• Repairing or re-terminating cable ends
• Automotive low-voltage wiring and harness repair

Key specifications

• Type: crimping terminal for cable connections
• Material compatibility: copper and tinned copper conductors
• Form factor: single standardized terminal model for manual or hydraulic crimping
• Use: mechanical and electrical conductor joining

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the correct length, insert the conductor fully into the barrel of the crimp connector, and position the connector in the jaws of an appropriate crimping tool. Apply firm, even pressure until the tool completes the crimp cycle or the connector is visibly compressed to the tool's crimp profile. After crimping, inspect the joint for secure mechanical hold and ensure there is no exposed conductor beyond the insulated area. If required, apply heat-shrink tubing or insulating sleeve to improve environmental protection.

Usage recommendations

Use a crimping tool matched to the terminal profile and conductor cross-section to achieve the required contact pressure and electrical reliability; verify crimps with a pull test or visual inspection to ensure safe, long-term connections.