Heavy seamless copper barrel lugs for power cable — switchgear, panels, generators, battery banks and motor terminations. These are compression lugs: they need a hydraulic or heavy mechanical crimp tool with the right die, not hand pliers.
Part numbers here run on the conductor size in mm² followed by the bolt hole, so a lug for 50 mm² cable on an M10 stud reads 50-10. Where a series has a letter suffix it marks the variant — flared entry, extra-heavy wall, right-angle palm, tinned or chemically treated finish.
Dual-hole lugs have two bolt holes on NEMA centres so the lug cannot rotate on the pad; that is the standard requirement for grounding and busbar terminations.
Tell us the cable size, the stud or bolt size and whether you need one hole or two, and we will quote the right lug and the die that crimps it.
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