Ancor Heavy Duty Lugs – 4 – 0 AWG – 1 – 2-inch Post – 10 Pack

Ancor Heavy Duty Lugs are designed for heavy-duty use and are suitable for 4/0 gauge wire. They come in a pack of 10 lugs, each with a 1/2-inch post.

These lugs are made from marine-grade annealed tinned copper, which ensures maximum current flow. The copper is 100% tin plated to resist corrosion caused by salt and moisture.

The seamless barrel design of these lugs provides maximum strength when crimped. Additionally, the closed-end design prevents moisture from entering, keeping the cables dry and corrosion-free.

Please note that this product contains chemicals, including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please refer to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

FAQs

Q: Can these lugs be used for automotive applications?

A: Yes, these heavy-duty lugs can be used for automotive applications as well as marine applications. The marine-grade annealed tinned copper construction ensures maximum current flow and the closed-end design prevents moisture from entering, making them suitable for use in various environments.

Q: How do I crimp these lugs?

A: To crimp these lugs, you will need a crimping tool specifically designed for heavy-duty lugs. Place the lug in the appropriate slot of the crimping tool and squeeze the handles firmly to create a secure crimp. Make sure to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the crimping tool for the best results.

Q: Are these lugs suitable for use with 4/0 gauge wire?

A: Yes, these lugs are specifically designed for use with 4/0 gauge wire. They provide a secure and reliable connection for heavy-duty applications.

Q: Can these lugs withstand harsh marine environments?

A: Yes, these lugs are made from marine-grade annealed tinned copper and are 100% tin plated to resist corrosion caused by salt and moisture. The closed-end design also prevents moisture from entering, making them suitable for use in harsh marine environments.