Aci 107674 Wire Ferrule 6 Awg Partially Insulated Crimp

Product Description

The ACI 107674 is a partially insulated crimp wire ferrule designed for terminating 6 AWG (16 sq mm) stranded conductors in panel wiring, control cabinets, and industrial electrical assemblies. The ferrule features an 18mm pin length and 28.2mm overall length, with a 6.2-inch diameter pin — providing a clean, reliable termination that prevents conductor fraying and ensures consistent contact at terminal blocks. Green insulation color allows for quick visual identification during installation and inspection. Licensed electricians and panel builders install these ferrules using a dedicated ferrule crimping tool.

This ferrule is suited for use in residential, commercial, and industrial control panels where stranded wire must be terminated at screw-type or cage-clamp terminal blocks. The crimp connection method delivers a gas-tight termination that resists vibration and corrosion over time. Typical applications include motor control centers, distribution panels, building automation panels, and PLC enclosures where 6 AWG conductors require a clean, organized termination point.

Key Features

• Partially insulated design with green color coding for fast visual identification
• Crimp connection type for a secure, gas-tight conductor termination
• Compatible with 6 AWG (16 sq mm) stranded wire
• 18mm pin length with 28.2mm overall length suits standard terminal block depths
• Prevents conductor strand fraying at terminal contact points
• Sold individually; minimum order quantity of 100 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6 AWG (16 sq mm) stranded copper conductors terminated at screw-type or cage-clamp terminal blocks in standard electrical panel and control cabinet applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating any conductors. Use a calibrated ferrule crimping tool sized for 6 AWG ferrules — pliers or improper tooling will result in a failed crimp. Inspect each ferrule after crimping to confirm full conductor insertion and complete sleeve deformation before seating at the terminal block.