Insulated terminals, also known as cold-pressed terminals, electronic connectors, and air connectors are all attributed to cold-pressed terminals. It is an accessory product for electrical connection and is industrially divided into connectors. With the increasing degree of industrial automation and increasingly strict and precise industrial control requirements, the use of terminal blocks has gradually increased. With the development of the electronics industry, the use of terminals has become more and more, and the types are increasing.

Cold pressed terminal name definition

Round pre-insulated terminal, cold-pressed terminal block, electric power fitting, fork-shaped pre-insulated terminal, pin-shaped pre-insulated terminal, chip-shaped pre-insulated terminal, bullet-shaped fully insulated terminal, elongated intermediate joint, short intermediate joint, round Bare end, fork-shaped bare end, male and female pre-insulated terminals, tubular pre-insulated terminal, tubular bare end, pin-shaped bare end, peephole series SC, DTG copper terminal, C45 special terminal

In the field of electronic technology, the most efficient use of cold-pressed terminals is for tracked copper conductors that handle different terminal locations. Initially, insulating sleeves were not used, but the use of insulating sleeves has become very common since 1970. In 1991, the invention of double-joint cold stamps with the same wire diameter led to a revolution in the cold-press terminal market.

The release of the DIN 46228 standard in 1990 was another milestone in the history of cold-pressed terminals. This standard is mainly for the uniform color arrangement of the insulating sleeve ring.