Description

End material: Tin-plated copper tube

Product Dimensions

Wire width A.W.G mm²	Item No.	DIMENSION				Use crimping tool model
		F	B	D	C
24 A.W.G 0.3mm²	EN0306	6.0	1.1	0.8	1.5
	EN0308	8.0
22 A.W.G 0.5mm²	ENOSOS	5.0	1.3	1.0	1.7	KT-05WF Uses 0.5mm jaws
	EN0506	6.0
	ENO508	8.0
	ENO510	10.0
	ENO512	12.0
20 A.W.G 0.75mm	EN7506	6.0	1.5	1.2	1.9	KT-05WF Uses 0.75mm jaws
	EN7508	8.0
	EN7510	10.0
	EN7512	12.0
	EN7515	15.0
18 A.W.G 1.0mm²	EN1006	6.0	1.7	1.4	2.2	KT-05WF Uses 1.0mm jaws
	EN1008	8.0
	EN1010	10.0
	EN1012	12.0
	EN1015	15.0
	EN1018	18.0
16 A.W.G 1.5mm²	EN1507	7.0	2.0	1.7	2.5	KT-05WF Uses 1.5mm jaws
	EN1508	8.0
	EN1510	10.0
	EN1512	12.0
	EN1515	15.0
	EN1518	18.0
14 A.W.G 2.5mm²	EN2506	6.0	2.6	2.3	3.3	KT-05WF Uses 2.5mm jaws
	EN2507	7.0
	EN2508	8.0
	EN2510	10.0
	EN2512	12.0
	EN2515	15.0
	EN2518	18.0
12 A.W.G 4mm²	EN4009	9.0	3.2	2.8	3.9	KT-05WF Uses 4.0mm jaws
	EN4010	10.0
	EN4012	12.0
	EN4015	15.0
	EN4018	18.0

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