40725
Cut Strip - RING 190(4.82MM)TERMINAL 18-14 AWG TPBR
The 40725 Cut Strip Ring Terminal, a high-quality connector designed for efficient and reliable wire termination. Constructed with durable brass, this terminal features a #10 stud size and accommodates 18-14 AWG wires, making it ideal for various industrial applications. With a barrel type of open and a straight terminal angle, it offers easy installation and secure connections. ROHS compliant and in stock for immediate availability, this terminal is a must-have for any project requiring high-performance wire termination. Trust in the 40725 for seamless and durable connectivity.
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| Manufacturer: | TE Connectivity |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | TE Connectivity 40725 |
| Connector Type: | Ring Tongue |
| Contact Material: | Brass |
| Stud Size: | #10 |
| Material: | Brass |
| Wire Size: | 14 - 18 AWG, 1624 - 4106 CMA, .8 - 2 mm² |
| Barrel Type: | Open |
| Insulated: | No |
| Product: | Rings & Spades |
| Terminal Angle: | Straight |
| SKU: | AMP40725.P |
Environmental Initiative Details
| Environmental Initiative: | RoHS |
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| Compliant: | Unknown |
| Date of this Information: | Unknown |
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Product Change Notice
| Effective Date | Description of Change | Download |
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| 08/14/2023 | PCN-23-182861 - Specification Clarification. Add "Boiler Plate" statement clarifying voltage rating to 114 specifications. Terminal Voltage Rating: No rated voltage for the FASTON terminal itself, after FASTON terminal is crimped with wire, the assembly would have a rated voltage. For example, the lead assembly is rated at 600 volts per our UL 310 testing when crimped on UL 1015 wire. Even higher voltage ratings are acceptable under the correct conditions. Voltage rating is based upon dielectric strength between the terminal and other potential conductors at a different voltage. For uninsulated terminals, voltage rating is based upon the wire insulation rating and the application spacings. For insulated terminals, voltage rating is determined by housing dielectric strength, spacings, and wire insulation rating. | Download |