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256-30695-886 1/0 AWG, 600 V to 35 kV, 1/2″ Stud, 2-Hole, Pink, High Conductivity Electro Tin Plated Wrought Copper, Standard/Straight Barrel, Compression Cable Lug with Peep Hole (100 per Pack)
Original price was: $6.05.$4.75Current price is: $4.75.
95 in stock
- Compression Lug
- Voltage Rating 600 V to 35 KV
- Conductor Material Copper
- Conductor Size 1/0 AWG (Code), 1 AWG (Weld, Flex), 100 (Navy, Flex), 225/24 (Flex), 133/0.0254 (Flex)
- Barrel Type Standard, Straight
- Pad Size 2.83 Inch L x 0.75 Inch W x 0.13 Inch Thk
- Number of Pad Holes 2
- Pad Hole Spacing 1.75 Inch
- Stud Size 1/2 Inch
- Color Pink
- Die Index 42
- Material Electro Tin Plated Wrought Copper
- Overall Length 3.78 Inch
- Approval UL, CSA
Features / Benefits
- Thomas and Betts Offers an Extensive Line of Copper Color-Keyed Lugs for Flex and Code Cables
- The Lug Tongues Are Modified in Several
- Different Configurations to Meet Your Exact Needs
- 45 Deg and 90 Deg Bend Angles, Narrow Tongues to Fit into Circuit Breakers, Offset Tongues to Stack Two Cables and Special Stud Hole Drilling
- Run Cable Directly to the Bus Bar with No Bending
- Terminate into Very Narrow Spaces
- Utilize Minimal Bus Bar Space
- The Precision Hardened Steel Dies Used by the Color-Keyed System Exert Tremendous, Controlled Pressure on the Connector and Form the Strands and Connector into a Solid Mass
- A Die Code Embossed Onto the Color-Keyed Connector During Compression Makes it Easy for Inspectors to Compare the Finished Crimp with the Die Table to Verify Correct Termination
- The Shure-Stake Crimp Mechanism Eliminates Guesswork and Produces Proper Terminations Every Time
Thomas & Betts offers an extensive line of copper Blackburn? lugs featuring the Color-Keyed? system for 8 AWG through 1000 kcmil flex and code cables. The lug tongues are modified in several different configurations to meet your exact needs: 45? and 90? bend angles, narrow tongues to fit into circuit breakers, offset tongues to stack two cables and special stud hole drilling.”








