Crimp Terminals & Connectors

Produce name Crimp terminals
Material Brass, copper, becu, phosphor bronze, steel, etc.
Thickness 0.1-2mm
Processing Continuous Stamping / Single molding
Testing Support Rigidity and Elasticity test, Salt spraying, Bending, etc.
Production Capacity 1,000,000 pcs / month
Facility Certificates ISO9001, IATF16949

——–Custom Terminal Connectors——–

Crimp Terminal

Bullet Terminal

Round Terminal

Terminal Contact

L Shape Terminal

Splice Terminal

Pin Terminal

Brass Terminal

Electrical Terminal Connectors: A Concise Guide

‌Key Types‌

  1. ‌Male & Female Terminals‌

    • Male: Protruding pins for secure insertion.
    • Female: Sockets to receive male pins.
  2. ‌Blade & Spade Terminals‌

    • Blade: Flat design for quick automotive connections.
    • Spade: U-shaped fork for secure battery attachments.
  3. ‌Ring & Pin Terminals‌

    • Ring: Circular loop for grounding and battery terminals.
    • Pin: Cylindrical post for PCB headers.
  4. ‌Flat Pin & Double Crimp Terminals‌

    • Flat Pin: Space-efficient for compact devices.
    • Double Crimp: Dual crimping points for enhanced strength.

‌Materials‌

  • ‌Brass Terminal Blocks‌: High conductivity, corrosion-resistant for industrial use.
  • ‌Copper Terminals‌: Excellent conductivity for high-power applications.
  • ‌Metal Terminals‌: General term for steel/aluminum-based connectors.

‌Applications‌

  • ‌Automotive‌: Battery terminals, blade/spade connectors for wiring.
  • ‌PCB‌: Terminal PCB for secure component connections.
  • ‌Wire & Cable‌: Crimp terminals for secure wire termination.

‌Connectors‌

  • ‌Electrical Terminal Connector‌: General term for reliable connections.
  • ‌Female Terminal Connector‌: Receives male terminals in modular systems.
  • ‌Male And Female Terminal‌: Pairing for secure connections.

‌Advanced Features‌

  • ‌Non Insulated Terminal‌: Direct metal contact for high-temperature use.
  • ‌Crimp Connector Terminals‌: Secure wire connections in high-vibration environments.
  • ‌Terminal Strip‌: Multiple connection points on a single strip.