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The THOMAS BETTS F2039 is a nylon-insulated wire ferrule designed to terminate stranded conductors in screw clamp terminal blocks. Constructed from tin plated copper, each ferrule measures 0.189 inches in diameter and 0.787 inches in length, with a sleeve length of 0.472 inches and a sleeve diameter of 0.114 inches. Rated for 12 AWG conductors, this ferrule is UL approved and sold in a standard pack of 500. Electricians and panel wiring technicians install these ferrules to create clean, reliable terminations in industrial control panels, distribution boards, and automation enclosures.
The F2039 is suited for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical applications wherever stranded wire must be terminated into screw clamp or cage clamp terminal blocks. It is the preferred alternative to twisting wire strands or tinning wire ends before insertion. The nylon insulation sleeve prevents conductor breakage caused by bending, wire stress, or vibration while guiding the wire smoothly into the terminal block clamp. These ferrules are commonly used in control panel assembly, machine wiring, and DIN rail terminal strip installations where consistent, code-compliant wire terminations are required.
Designed for use with screw clamp and cage clamp terminal blocks accepting 12 AWG stranded conductors. Compatible with standard ferrule crimping tools designed for insulated pin ferrules.
Installation is performed by licensed electricians in accordance with NEC requirements for wiring methods and terminal connections. De-energize the circuit and follow lockout/tagout procedures before terminating conductors at any terminal block. Strip the wire to the appropriate length, slide the ferrule onto the stripped end, crimp with a calibrated ferrule crimping tool, and insert the crimped end into the terminal block clamp. Do not use un-crimped ferrules as a substitute for proper crimp termination.
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