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A: This protective cap covers the terminal end of electrical wire conduits to prevent corrosion and debris entry. It shields exposed wire connections, maintaining safety and durability in harsh environments. Typically used in automotive and industrial wiring systems.
A: It features a quick-release design for rapid disconnection without tools, unlike fixed screw terminals. This spring-loaded mechanism enables instant wire removal/reconnection. Ideal for applications requiring frequent maintenance or testing access.
A: Yes, its threaded screw terminal construction provides vibration-resistant connections. Locking washers or nylon inserts prevent loosening under mechanical stress. Essential for aerospace and heavy machinery electrical systems.
A: They come in standardized sizes matching common conduit diameters (e.g., 4mm-25mm). Check specifications to ensure fit with your wire’s insulation thickness. Oversized caps may compromise environmental sealing effectiveness.
A: Typically thermoplastic (PVC/PP) for insulators and brass/copper for conductive parts. Weather-resistant variants use UV-stabilized polymers. Material choices ensure electrical insulation, corrosion resistance, and 80°C+ temperature tolerance.