Product Family
Flag Terminals (Standard Type)
Flag terminals offer a distinct side-entry orientation, making them an excellent choice for electrical connections in confined spaces or when optimizing wire routing within equipment.
Quick Facts
- Brazed seam structure
- Copper material
- Wire-to-stud connection
- Angled routing support
Overview
Overview
Flag terminals are designed with a unique right-angle configuration, allowing wires to connect perpendicular to the stud or mounting point.
The flag-style terminal orientation enables a compact footprint, ideal for densely packed control panels and electrical enclosures.
Key Features
Key Features
Our flag terminals are engineered with specific features to support reliable electrical connections and ease of use in...
- Reinforced seam construction in the barrel area helps ensure a deliberate and controlled assembly quality
- A thicker copper section at the wire-connection area can help support a more robust conduction path
- The contact area undergoes a surface refinement process, resulting in cleaner finishing and fewer burrs compared to lower-cost alternatives, supporting a more controlled connection interface
- A matte-textured contact and surface appearance, rather than a slick glossy look, can help support a more positive handling feel during installation
Applications
Typical Applications
Flag terminals are suited for diverse electrical applications where space optimization and specific wire routing are critical.
Quick Specs
Quick Spec Summary
- Material
- Copper
- Surface
- Tin-plated
- Connection
- Crimp
- Structure
- Brazed seam barrel
- Application
- Control Panels
Selection & Technical Guidance
Selection & Technical Guidance
Selection Steps
Selecting the correct flag terminal involves matching the terminal to your wire gauge, stud size, and application space requirements.
- 1.Determine your wire size (gauge) to ensure a proper crimp connection
- 2.Identify the stud or screw size for the connection point to match the terminal's ring or spade opening
- 3.Consider the available space in your enclosure or equipment, ensuring the flag orientation fits your routing needs
- 4.Check dimensional, material, and fit details to confirm compatibility and installation readiness for your application
- 5.Choose the appropriate plating and insulation options based on environmental conditions and electrical isolation requirements
Technical Notes
- Product documentation for flag terminals commonly includes both metric and imperial reference units for selection and sizing, aiding in cross-market comparisons
- Core product documents provide dimensional, material, plating, package, and selection data for efficient sourcing and application matching
- The barrel area of our flag terminals utilizes brazed or otherwise reinforced seam construction as a standard welding approach
- Our flag terminals incorporate a thicker copper section at the wire-connection area compared with lower-cost alternatives, designed to support robust electrical performance
- The contact area undergoes a surface refinement process, providing a cleaner finish with fewer visible burrs than many lower-cost competing samples
Technical Article
What is Flag Terminal
A flag terminal provides a 90-degree angle between the wire and the connection point. Use flag terminals where space is limited or to change wire direction.
How to choose Flag Terminal
To choose a flag terminal:
- Consider the wire gauge you're using.
- Check the terminal's stud size.
- Confirm the dimensions fit your space.
- Ensure proper wire routing.
How to match
- Match the flag terminal to the wire gauge.
- Match the terminal's opening to the stud or screw size.
- Verify material compatibility with the environment.
Where it is used
Flag terminals are used:
- In electrical panels.
- In enclosures.
- In equipment.
- For compact footprints.
- For specific wire routing.
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Product | Product Code | MOQ | Lead Time | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Insulated Flag Terminals (FGNB1-5 to FGNB80-12) | non-insulated-flag-terminals-g01 | - | - | View |
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