Cord end terminals are a great way to make a secure connection to a screw type terminal block. Their main purpose is to contain loose strands of wire before insertion into the terminal compartment. They also allow easy insertion of a wire into a terminal block.

There are several different types of cord end terminals on the market. Some of them are made of copper and some are made of insulating Polyamide 66. These are all designed to meet DIN standards for wire containment.

Standard length cord end terminals are tin plated electrolytic copper and come in a number of colors. They provide a strong connection for tri-rated cables. You can choose from a variety of designs, including those with German and FIN color codes.

A crimped cord end ferrule is a good way to improve the strength and continuity of a wire connection. This is especially helpful for reinforcing fine wire strands and protecting the exposed ends of the wire from damage. In addition, a crimped wire connection is more durable, allowing it to resist oxidation.

To determine the right type of cord end terminal for your needs, you'll first have to know what size of conductor you're going to use. Then, you'll need to select the correct sized ferrule. Once you've done that, you're ready to crimp your connector.

While you're at it, you may want to consider a crimping tool. These can be either a hand held device or a specialized tool.