Conductor cross-section
Specify wire size in mm² or AWG, conductor construction and quantity for each model. Check the selected product’s wire-range table.
Non-Insulated Terminals Manufacturer
Match the terminal shape to your connection. Source non-insulated ring, fork, pin, blade, hook, butt-splice and ferrule families from TONFUL Electric, then confirm conductor size, mating dimensions and crimp requirements for your selected model.
Non-Insulated Terminal Product Series
Explore nine catalog entries. Open a product page for its model-specific dimensions and connection data.
Non-Insulated Butt Connectors
BN Series
Non-Insulated Blade Terminals
DBN Series
Non-Insulated Fork Terminals
SNB Series
Non-Insulated Hook Terminals
HNB Series
Non-Insulated Locking Fork Terminals
LSNB Series
Non-Insulated Cord End Terminals
EN Series
Non-Insulated Pin Terminals
PTN Series
Non-Insulated Ring Terminals
RNB Series
Square Tongue Non-Insulated Terminals
Choose the Connection Type
| Construction | Selection focus | Series reference |
|---|---|---|
| Ring, fork and locking fork terminals | Match the stud diameter, tongue width and space around the screw connection. | RNB · SNB · LSNB |
| Pin, blade and hook terminals | Check contact dimensions, insertion depth and the equipment connection. | PTN · DBN · HNB |
| Bare ferrules and cord end terminals | Match conductor size, sleeve length and the receiving terminal dimensions. | EN |
| Butt splice connectors | Specify the conductor size at each end and the required crimp construction. | BN |
| Square tongue terminals | Confirm the mounting hole, rectangular tongue and barrel dimensions. | Selected model drawing |
Match the Wire and the Connection.
Use the selected product’s dimensional table and installation requirements to prepare your order.
Mating dimensions
Confirm stud diameter, tongue width, pin size, sleeve length or the equipment contact dimensions, as applicable.
Assembly method
Match barrel construction, compatible crimp tool and die, stripping length and installation instructions to the selected terminal.
Operating conditions
Provide electrical, temperature and exposure requirements. Include the insulation or protection method needed for the exposed metal connection.
Send Your Non-Insulated Terminal Requirements.
Send your model list, conductor sizes, connection dimensions and quantities.
Prepare an enquiryPrepare a Model-by-Model Order.
Agree the product, assembly and documentation requirements before placing your order.
Explore manufacturingModel schedule
List the terminal series, exact part numbers, conductor sizes, mating dimensions and quantities. Keep each model on a separate order line.
Assembly requirements
Describe wire construction, crimp tooling, installation method and any sample or inspection requirements. Share drawings or original samples where available.
Documentation
Identify the product drawings, material information and test evidence your project needs. Confirm the scope for the exact selected models.
OEM & PACKING
Your Specification.
Your Packing Plan.
Build your non-insulated terminal order around the selected models, identification and supply requirements.
Labels & identification
Provide part numbers, label artwork, languages, barcodes and any batch identification needed for your order.
Pack quantities
Specify quantities per model, bags, inner boxes and outer cartons. Separate different models to support identification during assembly.
Supply requirements
Share order volumes, sample needs and the delivery destination. Confirm packaging, lead time and commercial terms in the quotation.
Non-Insulated Terminal Buying Questions.
What is the difference between non-insulated and insulated terminals?
Non-insulated terminals have exposed metal contacts and barrels. Insulated versions add a sleeve or covering. Select the construction and any additional protection required by the finished assembly.
Are ring, fork, pin and blade terminals interchangeable?
Not automatically. Each contact shape serves a particular connection. Match the dimensions, conductor range, crimp construction and equipment requirements before changing terminal types.
How do I select a bare ferrule or cord end terminal?
Specify conductor cross-section and construction, sleeve length and the receiving connection. Compare these details with the selected model’s dimensional table and installation requirements.
Does the metallic finish establish the material or rating?
No. Confirm base material, plating and applicable electrical or environmental data for the exact model. The appearance of a product image does not establish a rating.
What should I include in a quotation request?
Send a model list, conductor sizes, mating dimensions, quantities, required documents, sample needs and packaging preferences. A drawing or original sample can support selection.
Can TONFUL review OEM labels and packaging?
Yes. Share your artwork, identification requirements and preferred pack quantities. Available options and commercial terms are confirmed for the selected order.