There are many types of terminals, which are used to connect devices. In such a case, the following tubular terminals are a type of terminals, which are relatively wide in scope and simple and convenient to operate. Next, let us learn some knowledge about tubular terminals together!

1. What are tubular terminals

The professional term for tubular terminals is tubular cold-pressed terminals. According to the different terms of technical engineers in various parts of the country, they are called. Tubular terminals belong to a category of cold-pressed terminals. The specific function is to conduct electricity and achieve a type of component product for electrical connection. They are classified as connectors in the industry. The function of tubular terminals is basically the same as other terminals, which are used to connect electrical signals and conduct electricity. There are many types of tubular terminals: uninsulated tubular terminals, tubular terminals, non-slip sun terminals, round terminals, insulated terminals, fork-type insulated terminals, flag terminals, ring terminals, ground ring terminals, etc.

2. How to use tubular terminals

There are some particularities in crimping terminals. You need to master many methods to make qualified cables. If the crimping is not done well, it is easy to loosen or have poor contact.

1. First use wire pliers to strip the rubber sleeve of the wire. The length of the stripping should be the same as the length of the metal tube of the tubular terminal. This is very important. If it is stripped short, it is easy to loosen.

2. Put the tubular terminal into the wire mouth with the stripped rubber sleeve, and the metal tube should be aligned with the wire core

3. Adjust the amplitude of the tubular crimping pliers (screw) according to the specifications of your tubular terminal

4. Then put the cable with the terminal into the round hole of the terminal pliers (the metal tube of the tubular terminal should be aligned with the pliers, and then press hard to complete it.

5. The length of the stripped wire must be the same as the metal sleeve of the terminal. The stripped wire core must be put into the terminal and cannot be exposed. Before crimping the terminal, the crimping pliers must be adjusted according to the thickness of the wire core.