Ring terminal Cimco 180462 Hole diameter 1.05 cm Tin plating

Cimco 180462 ring terminal provides a compact, durable solution for creating secure electrical connections. The terminal is designed with a 1.05 cm hole diameter to accommodate appropriately sized studs or bolts and features a tin-plated finish that improves conductivity and offers increased resistance to corrosion. This ring terminal is suitable for use in a variety of low- to medium-current electrical assemblies where a reliable mechanical and electrical joint is required.

Advantages

The tin plating on this ring terminal enhances electrical contact and protects the base metal against oxidation, supporting long-term conductivity. The circular ring shape ensures a stable mechanical connection when fastened to a terminal stud or bolt, reducing the risk of loosening from vibration. Its compact design facilitates installation in confined spaces and contributes to tidy, organized wiring layouts.

Suitable for

• Automotive wiring and battery terminal connections
• Household appliance repairs and internal electrical connections
• Marine and outdoor electrical equipment where corrosion resistance is beneficial
• Control panels, junction blocks and grounding connections

Key specifications

• Hole diameter: 1.05 cm
• Plating: tin
• Terminal type: ring terminal
• Typical use: crimp or soldered connection to stranded or solid conductor
• Material: conductive metal with corrosion-resistant finish

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length, insert the exposed conductor into the barrel of the ring terminal and secure it by crimping with a suitable crimping tool or by soldering if required for the application. Place the ring over the target stud or bolt and fasten with the correct size nut to achieve a firm mechanical and electrical connection. Ensure the wire gauge and stud diameter match the terminal’s dimensions to maintain a reliable joint.

Recommendations

For best performance, select a ring terminal size that matches both the conductor cross-section and the stud diameter. Use a proper crimping tool rated for the terminal type to achieve a consistent crimp; avoid using pliers or makeshift tools. In corrosive environments, inspect connections periodically and consider additional protective measures such as dielectric grease or insulating covers to extend service life.