Aci 107671 Wire Ferrule Crimp 20 Awg Partially Insulated

Product Description

The ACI 107671 is a partially insulated crimp wire ferrule designed to terminate 20 AWG stranded conductors cleanly and securely in terminal blocks, PLCs, and control panel wiring. The ferrule features an 8mm pin length with an overall length of 14.4mm, finished in gray insulation for quick AWG identification during panel assembly. Crimping the ferrule onto a stripped conductor end prevents strand spreading, reduces contact resistance, and protects wire ends from fraying over time. Electricians and control panel builders use these ferrules where stranded wire must land on screw-clamp or spring-cage terminal blocks to IEC and NEC wiring standards.

These ferrules are suited for residential and commercial control panel construction, building automation wiring, HVAC low-voltage control circuits, and industrial terminal block applications. The gray insulation color follows standard wire ferrule color coding, making 20 AWG conductors easy to identify at a glance during installation and troubleshooting. Sold individually, with a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces to ensure adequate supply for production or service panel work.

Key Features

• Compatible with 20 AWG stranded conductors (approximately 0.75 sq mm cross-section)
• Crimp connection type for reliable, vibration-resistant termination
• Partial insulation collar in gray for AWG identification and strand control during insertion
• 8mm pin length suits standard pitch terminal blocks used in control panels
• 14.4mm overall length accommodates proper strip length without excess bare conductor exposure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style crimp ferrule for use with 20 AWG stranded wire terminated into screw-clamp or spring-cage terminal blocks in low-voltage control and automation wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a ratchet-style ferrule crimping tool sized for 20 AWG to achieve a consistent, gas-tight crimp. De-energize all circuits before terminating wires in any control panel. Strip the conductor to the ferrule manufacturer-recommended strip length before inserting into the ferrule collar. Do not use pliers or non-ratcheting tools in place of a dedicated ferrule crimper, as improper crimps can cause high-resistance connections or pull-out failures.