KLAU Presējamais Kabeļu Uzmava 106R10 50 mm² M10 Elektrolītiski Alvots Varš

Once you've wrestled with a corroded or loose cable termination in a damp industrial hall, you don't forget it. The KLAU Crimp Cable Lug 106R10 changes that: it's a 50 mm² copper lug with an M10 hole, electro-tinned so it shrugs off moisture and keeps a solid grip for years. No more second-guessing your connections.

Who is it for

This lug is for electricians, panel builders, and maintenance crews who wire power distribution, grounding, or heavy equipment. If your work sees humidity, chemicals, or just plain outdoor grit, the tinning pays for itself. It's also a straightforward choice for anyone who wants a termination that doesn't become a weak link.

Main features

• Made for 50 mm² copper conductors — a precise fit, not a compromise
• M10 bolt hole fits standard hardware, so mounting is quick
• High-grade electrolytic copper carries current without losses
• Electro-tinned surface resists corrosion, even in tough environments
• Seamless tube design crimps evenly for a strong, uniform hold
• Uninsulated, so you can add heat-shrink or tape exactly where needed

Specifications

• Product Type: Crimp Cable Lug
• Cable Cross-Section: 50 mm²
• Bolt Hole Size: M10 (10 mm)
• Material: Electrolytic Copper
• Surface Finish: Electro-tinned (Galvanically Tinned)
• Connection Method: Crimp / Compression
• Conductor Compatibility: Copper Conductors
• Insulation Type: Uninsulated
• Number of Holes: 1
• Design: Ring Terminal (Tube Type)
• Application: Power connections, grounding, industrial electrical systems

How to use

Strip the cable to the barrel length, slide the conductor all the way in, and crimp with a die matched to 50 mm². Use a calibrated tool — a loose crimp is a future failure. After crimping, give it a quick look for cracks or bends, then insulate as your setup demands.

Tip: Pick the right die for 50 mm², not a universal one. A proper crimp is gas-tight, so it won't corrode from the inside out. And always check the lug after crimping — a clean, solid connection is what keeps your system running.