• Cable lugsare devices used for connecting cables to electrical appliances, other cables, surfaces, or mechanisms.
• The clamps that connect wires to an automotive battery are a common example of a cable lugs, as are the ends of battery jumper cables.
• Designed to be easily installed and removed for repairs or maintenance, cable lugs area generally used when permanent, direct-fastening methods are not feasible or necessary.
• One end of a cable lugis typically used for connecting a cable, which could be soldered, welded, or crimped depending on the type.
• The connection end of the lug is then fastened to a matching terminal or connection point by means of a bolt, screw, or spring clip.
• The seamless barrel designed lugs are ideal for heavy-duty 600V+ applications.
• Wire ranges from 8 AWG to 250 MCM with a variety of stud hole sizes can be crimped with industry standard tooling.
• The flared barrel entry accommodates easy insertion of stranded wire.
• Although cable lugs are widely used for electrical connections, more robust versions are used to anchor non-electrical cables to surfaces, mounting plates, or other cables.
• Architectural stabilization and safety cables, as well as rigging, are often fitted with load-bearing cable lugs made of steel or iron to secure cables and components.
• Cable lugs can be found on the wiring systems of automobiles, electrical boxes, machinery, household appliances, electronics, and other durable goods.

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