Low Insertion Force Crimp Terminals From Wieland Electric's Stocko Range
Addressing increased demand for low insertion force (LIF) crimp terminals, Wieland Electric’s Stocko range has launched an innovative range of LIF 6.3 receptacles. As well as increasing productivity through faster assembly, these LIF terminals reduce the risk of repetitive strain injury in users.
Wieland Electric’s Stocko range of LIF terminals require only 40% of the insertion force of conventional terminals and, contrary to common industry misconception about LIF terminals, provide the same reliability and integrity of connection with the same withdrawal force. The integrity of the terminals has been fully tested and verified in live tests under a range of conditions.
The Wieland Electric’s Stocko range of LIF terminals encompasses a wide choice of wire sizes.
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