Product Overview
Molex InsulKrimp Ring Tongue Terminal 22-18 AWG M2 #1-#2 Stud Red PVC
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Stamped body markings confirm wire range and stud size: 1-2, 22-18. Sourced from surplus inventory and held in clean warehouse storage. Sold individually.
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Product Overview
Molex InsulKrimp 19070 series insulated ring tongue terminals provide a secure crimped connection for 22 to 18 AWG stranded copper wire. Built with an electro-tin plated copper contact and a protective red PVC sleeve, this closed-barrel terminal mounts securely to #1 and #2 (M2) studs in control panels, instrumentation circuits, and low-voltage harness assemblies.
Key Features
- Molex InsulKrimp 19070 series design with closed barrel crimp.
- Fits 22-18 AWG (0.35-0.80 mm²) wire sizes.
- Sized for #1 to #2 stud sizes (M2 hardware).
- Color-coded red PVC insulation rated for up to 600V.
- Electro-tin plated copper contact for corrosion resistance and reliable conductivity.
Applications
- Terminating precision sensor leads or low-voltage instrumentation inside industrial control panels.
- Restoring harness connections in vintage automotive electrical assemblies requiring #1-#2 hardware.
- Breadboarding, DIY electronics, and repair bench wiring where small stud posts require insulated ring crimps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What wire size does this terminal fit?
It accepts 22 to 18 AWG stranded copper wire.
What stud or screw size does the ring fit?
The eyelet fits #1 and #2 machine screws, which correspond to metric M2 hardware.
How can I tell this terminal apart from other red 22-18 AWG ring lugs?
Check the stamped markings on the metal pad. This terminal is stamped 1-2 for the stud size and 22-18 for the wire range, separating it from #4, #6, or #8 stud variants that share the same red barrel.
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Small wire crimps earn their keep quietly, holding steady ground connections where loose strands could spoil an afternoon of troubleshooting. Crimp it down, tighten the stud, and run your tests.
