6.3mm Female Blade Heat Shrink Terminals (Red, Blue, Yellow)

£3.97
(£3.31 Exc. VAT)
(6 Reviews)
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Product code
P01280-10
Description

High quality, adhesive-lined, 6.3mm female blade heat shrink terminals for automotive/marine cable. These have the advantages over standard crimp terminals of creating a reliable environmental seal and offering enhanced strain relief for the cable. Once crimped, simply heat with a heat gun or micro torch to shrink the sleeving over the cable until the adhesive flows. This forms a waterproof seal at the cable entry point and provides excellent resistance against the cable being pulled from the terminal.

Sold in packs of 10, 50 or 100

Further information

Recommended crimping tool for these terminals is P01346

Specifications
  • Insulation colour: Red, Blue, Yellow
  • Insulation material: Polyolefin
  • Conductor material: Tinned copper
  • Blade width: 6.3mm
  • Cable size: 0.5 - 1.5mm² (Red),  1.5 - 2.5mm² (Blue), 3.0 - 6.0mm² (Yellow)

Part Number : HT403.100

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Customer Reviews (6)
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6 Reviews:

Customer service
Rating:
01 February 2021  | 

Quick excellent service. Preferred site for 12 volt products.


Great classic fix
Rating:
28 July 2020  | 

Used these to repair wiring on my triumph Stag. Gives a great result and better than original to extend the life of the loom. Crimp and heat shrinking gives good conductivity and strong joint.
I love them


Shrink Terminals
Rating:
11 May 2018  | 

Top quality


Good.
Rating:
25 September 2017  | 

Good.


Excellent
Rating:
29 September 2016  | 

These blade connectors are high quality, easy to fit and give a professional result for the dashboard switches, usb sockets and12v lighter socket on my boat. If you're anything like me, you will trash two or three before you get the hang of crimping and heating them. I used a good ratchet crimping tool and (carefully) a blowtorch, on its lowest setting.


worth the Buy
Rating:
24 June 2015  | 

All the products I purchased are worth the hassle of online ordering... and another mention for Paul who was able to give me good advice