Product Details
Universal Solderseal Ring Terminals by Master Appliance®. This top-grade product is expertly made in compliance with stringent industry standards to offer a fusion of a well-balanced design and high level of craftsmanship. Manufactured from industry-leading materials using up-to-date equipment, it ensures everlasting reliability and enduring value. This product is distinguished by total quality assurance, unsurpassed by anybody else.
Specifications
| Temperature rating: -67°F to 230°F (-55°C to 110°C) |
| Longitudinal change: +1, -10% |
| Recovery temperature: 275°F/135°C |
| Dialectic strength: 500 Volts/Mil. |
| UL Voltage Rating: 600 Volts |
| Water absorption: more than 0.1% |
| Corrosion resistance: Non-corrosive |
| Fungus Resistance: Non-nutrient |
Features
- Solder Ultimate tensile strength
- Superior conductivity
- Seal Durable insulation
- Watertight connection
- High quality, sealed solder connection that takes the guesswork out of soldering water tight connections
- Low temperature pre-measured solder with flux for greater tensile strength and superior current flow
- Uniform adhesive flow does not overflow onto terminal to impede contact
- Heat shrink tubing does not reduce in length creating better insulation along with wire superior support and strain relief
- Translucent, adhesive-lined polyolefin shrink tubing - Allows visual inspection, prevents wire corrosion and provides a water and contaminant resistant seal
- Ensures the original integrity of wire connections and wiring harnesses and conforms with OEM standards
- 102 lbs tensile strength
How to use:
1. Strip wires 3/8" and slide the connector over one of the wires. Separate the wire strands.
2. Intermingle the wire strands and slide the connector over the joined wires.
3. Apply heat to the connector until solder and adhesive flows and tubing recovers. Allow the connector to cool.
Where professional quality and ease of use are of top priority, Master Appliance® will hit the spot. The company offers a full line of highly effective electric heat guns, soldering iron/heat tools, butane powered microtorches, glue guns and heat activated connectors and materials. The first professional-quality heat gun from Master Appliance saw the world in 1958 and met the heating needs of the maintenance, repair, and production applications of that time. Today's Master heat tool products are built with the same insistence on quality and attention to detail as it was 70 years ago, with added state-of-the-art design and modern technology.