With no predrilled mounting holes, these lugs are your go-to if you don’t know your screw distances yet, or if you’re using nonstandard screw sizes. Just drill holes where you need them and install with whatever screws work best for your application. Squeeze the barrel onto the wire with a compression tool for a permanent connection that stands up to heavy vibration, sudden shocks, and daily wear and tear. Compression lugs are a step up from set screw lugs when you need a physically strong connection, though set screw lugs attach to even larger wire.

A thicker body dissipates more heat from high electrical loads, such as those from industrial electric motors.

Squeeze the barrel onto the wire with a compression tool for a permanent connection that stands up to heavy vibration, sudden shocks, and daily wear and tear. Compression lugs are a step up from set screw lugs when you need a physically strong connection, though set screw lugs attach to even larger wire.

An easy fix when your screw spacing is uncertain or inconsistent. One of the mounting holes on these lugs is actually a long slot, so your screws can be close or farther apart and they’ll still fit. Squeeze the barrel onto the wire with a compression tool for a permanent connection that stands up to heavy vibration, sudden shocks, and daily wear and tear. Compression lugs are a step up from set screw lugs when you need a physically strong connection, though set screw lugs attach to even larger wire.

A good choice for machinery that needs to be frequently disconnected and reconnected for adjustment and repair. These terminals pair with other quick-disconnect terminals, so you can pop them apart whenever you need to break a connection. Attach your wire with a crimping tool to avoid a damaged barrel and loose connection.