Insulated Ferrule ORNO OR-KK-8100/1/8/B2 — max conductor 1 mm², copper sleeve length 8 mm, pack 25

Insulated ferrule ORNO OR-KK-8100/1/8/B2 is designed for terminating stranded copper conductors with a maximum cross-section of 1 mm². The ferrule combines an 8 mm copper sleeve and a coloured insulated collar to provide consistent crimping, improved electrical contact and reliable prevention of strand fraying. Supplied in a pack of 25, these ferrules are intended for use in electrical installations, control panels and wiring repairs where neat, durable terminations are required.

Advantages

The copper sleeve ensures good conductivity and stable mechanical connection while the insulated collar offers strain relief and protection against short circuits at the termination point. The precise sleeve length and consistent internal diameter enable repeatable crimp quality with standard crimping tools. Packaged in a blister for easy handling and storage, these ferrules reduce installation time and improve long-term connection reliability.

Suitable for

• Termination of stranded copper conductors up to 1 mm²
• Electrical panels and distribution boards
• Control cabinets and signal wiring
• Field wiring repairs and maintenance

Key specifications

• Maximum conductor cross-section: 1 mm²
• Copper sleeve length: 8 mm
• Insulated collar type: coloured polymer sleeve for strain relief
• Pack quantity: 25 pieces
• Typical application: crimp termination for stranded conductors

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length to fully insert the strands into the copper sleeve. Insert the stripped conductor into the ferrule until the insulation meets the collar. Use a suitable insulated ferrule crimping tool matched to the ferrule size to compress the sleeve evenly. After crimping, inspect the termination to ensure the sleeve is tightly compressed around the conductor and the collar provides adequate strain relief.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, use a ratchet crimping tool designed for insulated ferrules of this size and verify crimp quality with a pull test. Avoid reusing ferrules after crimping and select the correct ferrule size for conductor cross-section to ensure proper electrical contact and mechanical strength.