RS PRO range of quick Splice IDC wire splice connectors made from brass with a colour coded nylon insulation. These Quick Splices provide a simple and time saving wire connection method. The splice is simply placed over the existing wire, the additional wire inserted and the block crimped can then be crimped with pliers. These IDC Quick Splices are available for in-line and T-tap wire connections and accept various wire and tab sizes.

Spice Connector options include:
531-352 - Tap, Blue, 18 to 14 AWG
125-1943 - Tap, Black, 26 to 24 AWG
531-368 - T-Tap, Blue, 18 to 14 AWG
510-4810 - Tap, Red, 20 to 18 AWG
510-4826 - Tap, Yellow, 12 to 10 AWG
510-4832 - T-Tap, Red, 20 to 18 AWG
510-4854 - T-Tap, Yellow, 12 AWG
510-4860 - Tap, Blue, Red, 16 to 14 AWG
510-4876 - Tap, Blue, 18 to 14 AWG
510-4898 - Tap, Red, 20 to 18 AWG
510-4911 - Tap, Blue, 18 to14 AWG
510-5330 - Tap, Blue, 18 to 14 AWG
510-5346 - T-Tap, Blue, 18 to 14 AWG
510-8755 - Tap, White, 18 to 14 AWG

Insulated spice connectors
Quick splice IDC wire splice connectors made from brass with a colour coded nylon insulation
Quick splice provide an simple and time saving wire connection method
Various wire sizes
Maximum electrical rating 105°C 600 VOLTS
Terminal material -Phosphor Bronze

Splice crimps are used in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic applications. Splice Connectors are used to make quick splices or connections with two or more pieces of wire. These splices are normally crimped or soldered so that the power conducted from the source cable to the next cable is transferred at inacceptable conductivity and pull-out resistance performance level. They can be found almost anywhere where an electrical connection is required. Some of the most common are

• Industrial control systems
• Automotive and transportation sector
• Machine building
• Electrical and electronic equipment
• Commercial and domestic appliances

FAQs

Is there a crimp tool that you can use for crimping connectors?
Any good quality ratchet style crimp tool or plier tool designed for crimping terminals would suffice. RS PRO offers a range of reliable, cost-effective tools. For crimp tools please see stock numbers 241-4710, 445-611, 534-806 and 445-885.

What is the difference between un-insulated and insulated crimp tools?
Un-insulated crimp tools are typically used for general applications, whereas the insulated crimp tools have been VDE tested up to 1000 V, designed for use where electrical current is present.

Why RS PRO?
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