Robust and efficient cable connections

The uninsulated starter eye of 120mm² with M10 hole size is designed for securely connecting thick cables to bolts or other connection points. This type of cable lug is often used in electrical systems where reliable current transfer is essential.

Applications in various sectors

This starter eye is suitable for:

• Automotive applications: Ideal for starter motors and other heavy-duty electrical connections in cars.
• Industrial installations: Suitable for machines and equipment that require high currents.
• Maritime sector: Applicable in shipping for reliable electrical connections.

Easy installation

Installing this starter eye is simple:

1. Strip the cable: Remove a small piece of insulation from the cable to expose the copper strands.
2. Place the starter eye: Slide the uninsulated eye over the exposed strands.
3. Crimp connection: Use a suitable crimping tool to firmly attach the eye to the cable.

Technical specifications

• Cable cross-section: 120mm²
• Hole size: M10
• Material: High-quality copper for optimal conductivity
• Type: Uninsulated

Advantages of uninsulated starter eyes

• Better heat dissipation: Uninsulated eyes provide more efficient heat dissipation, preventing overheating.
• Flexibility in insulation: You can choose additional insulation if needed, depending on the application.
• Durability: Made from high-quality material for long life and reliable performance.

Compatibility and alternatives

This starter eye is compatible with 120mm² cables and M10 bolt connections. For other specifications, alternative sizes are available, such as:

• M8 hole size: For smaller bolts.
• M12 hole size: For larger bolts.

Choose the right size depending on your specific application and required current capacity.

Maintenance and safety

For optimal performance, it is important to:

• Regular inspection: Periodically check for corrosion or wear.
• Correct installation: Ensure the crimp connection is secure and properly made to prevent loose connections.
• Protection against environmental influences: Consider using heat shrink tubing or other insulation methods in damp or corrosive environments.

By following these guidelines, you ensure safe and efficient operation of your electrical systems.