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AMPLIVAR Terminals And Splices

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Make: TE Connectivity
Model code: AMPLIVAR Terminals and Splices
Wire Size: 100 - 22,000 / 29-11 CMA / AWG
Max. Number of Wires: Magnet Wire: 3 ; Lead Wire: 1
Type of Wire: Magnet Wire (Cu / Al) & Stranded Lead Wire

Additional info:

AMPLIVAR terminals and splices are magnet wire connectors featuring crimp barrels with sharp edged serrations that pierce magnet wire insulation without wire stripping. This unique crimp results in a solderless and airtight connection without the contaminants, cold solder points, weld burns and wire embrittlement associated with thermal termination. AMPLIVAR products are compatible with high throughput automated termination systems and support up to three magnet wires (copper or aluminum) and one lead wire in a single crimp. Terminals are available in a variety of styles, including ring tongue and FASTON straight, flag or stator receptacles. Common applications include electric motors, compressors, fuel pumps and power tools.

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Make	TE Connectivity
Manufacturer	TE Connectivity
Category	Components>Magnet Wire Connections
Model code	AMPLIVAR Terminals and Splices
Wire Size	100 - 22,000 / 29-11 CMA / AWG
Max. Number of Wires	Magnet Wire: 3 ; Lead Wire: 1
Type of Wire	Magnet Wire (Cu / Al) & Stranded Lead Wire
Materials / Plating	Base: Brass, Copper Alloy, Phos. Bronze ; Plating: Tin, Gold
Operating temperature	Max. 150 °C
Standards/Approvals	UL
Additional info	AMPLIVAR terminals and splices are magnet wire connectors featuring crimp barrels with sharp edged serrations that pierce magnet wire insulation without wire stripping. This unique crimp results in a solderless and airtight connection without the contaminants, cold solder points, weld burns and wire embrittlement associated with thermal termination. AMPLIVAR products are compatible with high throughput automated termination systems and support up to three magnet wires (copper or aluminum) and one lead wire in a single crimp. Terminals are available in a variety of styles, including ring tongue and FASTON straight, flag or stator receptacles. Common applications include electric motors, compressors, fuel pumps and power tools.
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