Crimp Ring Terminals Silver model 11359 set 65 pieces

Set of 65 crimp ring terminals from Silver, model 11359, designed to provide reliable ring-style electrical terminations for stud or screw connections. The pack contains a selection of ring connectors suited for small- to medium-gauge wires, allowing technicians and hobbyists to create secure mechanical and electrical contacts in wiring harnesses, control panels, automotive circuits and general maintenance tasks.

Advantages

These crimp ring terminals offer firm mechanical retention on studs and screw terminals, reducing the risk of loosening under vibration. The connectors are supplied in multiple sizes to cover a range of wire gauges, so you can choose the correct ring inner diameter for each stud. The set format with 65 pieces is intended to support on-site repairs and routine electrical work without repeated restocking.

Suitable for

• Automotive electrical repairs and grounding points
• Household and industrial control panel wiring
• Audio and low-voltage electrical connections
• Maintenance, prototyping and field service work

Key specifications

• Quantity: 65 pieces
• Terminal style: ring (ring lug) terminals
• Material: conductive metal with plated finish for electrical contact
• Suitable wire sizes: small to medium gauge wires (multiple sizes included)
• Connection method: crimped barrel for mechanical and electrical contact
• Mounting: designed for stud or screw terminal fastening

How to use

Select the ring terminal with the correct inner diameter for the stud and the correct barrel size for the wire gauge. Strip the wire insulation to the recommended length, insert the conductor fully into the terminal barrel, and crimp with an appropriate crimping tool for insulated or uninsulated terminals as applicable. Place the ring over the stud or screw, then fasten with the appropriate nut or screw torque for the application to ensure a secure mechanical and electrical connection.

Usage recommendations

Verify wire gauge and terminal size before crimping, use a calibrated crimping tool for consistent crimps, and apply thread locker or appropriate locking hardware only when required by the application. Inspect crimps visually and mechanically after installation and re-tighten connections if service conditions cause loosening.