Terminals & Connectors
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Cord End Ferrule Terminals
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Pre-Insulated Crimp Terminals
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Uninsulated Crimp Terminals
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Copper Tube Terminals
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DIN Rail Terminals & Accessories
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Electrical Connectors
Being the only UK manufacturer of heat shrink sleeving enables us to offer you a product range of heat shrink tubing with a huge choice of specification, materials, colours, sizes and shrink ratios. Our wide range of products includes polyolefin halogen free, adhesive lined, high temperature & DR25 radiation sleeving, as well as a selection of heat guns.
Ensure secure electrical joints with our professional range of crimp connectors and electrical crimps. At Cablecraft, we supply high-quality electrical connectors and crimp terminals designed for maximum reliability in both industrial and domestic applications. Whether you require wire end crimps, terminal crimps, or crimpable wire connectors, our selection ensures a perfect, gas-tight cable crimp every time.
Our inventory features multiple specialist ranges:
- Pre-Insulated Crimp Terminals: Available in PVC or Easy-Entry Nylon (Halogen-Free), including ring, blade, fork, and flanged fork designs. We also offer Heat Shrinkable disconnectors for enhanced environmental protection.
- Copper Tube Terminals: High-conductivity copper compression connectors ranging from 1.5mm² to 1000mm², featuring standard, right-angle, long palm, and heavy-duty transformer terminal variants.
- Cord End Ferrule Terminals: Extensive selection of French and German colour-coded ferrules, including dual-entry standard cord ends for multi-wire applications.
- DIN Rail Terminals & Accessories: Robust Conta-Clip mounting solutions, featuring earth terminals (2.5mm² to 35mm²) and specialised beige or blue wire cross-section units, as well as Wago’s extensive range of CAGE CLAMP® technology products, which provide reliable, vibration-proof connections for diverse industrial applications.
- Uninsulated Crimp Terminals: Durable brazed-sheet ring terminals available in multiple stud sizes for high-performance metal-to-metal contact.
Shop our electrical crimp-on connectors and individual crimp terminal units to achieve a professional finish. Trust the UK’s leading experts for robust electrical connector crimp terminals that guarantee safety and performance.
FAQS
Yes, crimp terminals are exceptionally reliable when matched with the correct tooling. A high-quality connection relies on three key elements: proper wire preparation, terminal selection, and using a calibrated tool to eliminate air gaps and overheating.
To ensure a professional finish, strip the wire insulation cleanly without damaging the strands, insert the conductor fully into the crimp connector terminal barrel, and use a ratchet crimping tool to complete a full cycle.
Because a connector crimp terminal is designed to be a permanent, gas-tight connection, removal requires cutting the cable behind the terminal barrel. You should then re-strip the wire and install a new crimp terminal to maintain circuit integrity.
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