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TKDMR 1/0 AWG-1/4" Heavy Duty Copper Battery Lugs with Heat Shrink Tubing

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Management number 241613072 Release Date 2026/07/18 List Price US$13.15 Model Number 241613072
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TKDMR 1/0 AWG-1/4" Battery Lugs are heavy-duty copper wire lugs designed for reliable electrical connections. Made from 100% annealed copper with a special corrosion-protected surface, these tubular ring terminals provide high conductivity for maximum current flow. Each pack includes 20 battery terminal lugs and 20 pieces of 3:1 dual-wall adhesive heat shrink tubing (10 black, 10 red).

Key Features:
* Material: 100% annealed copper with corrosion protection for high conductivity and durability.
* Includes Heat Shrink Tubing: 20 pieces (10 black, 10 red) of 3:1 dual-wall adhesive heat shrink tubing (UL & CSA certified for up to 600V, 257℉) for superior insulation and protection.
* Reliable Design: Closed-end pad design protects electrical components, batteries, and cables from moisture and prevents solder leakage.
* Easy Installation: Features a flared opening for easy wire insertion. Can be crimped or soldered. Wire gauge identification mark is on the lug.
* Versatile Applications: Suitable for distribution boxes, golf carts, solar panels, marine environments, home applications, vehicles, motorcycles, DIY electrical wiring, and other outdoor uses.
* Size: Designed for 1/0 AWG cables with a 1/4" ring terminal stud size.


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