FTZ Industries Compression Pigtail Adapter, Aluminum, Tin Plated, 750-700 kcmil
FTZ Industries ACM-750
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FTZ Industries' compression pigtail adapter is made of aluminum, tin plated and works with 750-700 kcmil conductor size. Shop more FTZ products and accessories at HomElectrical today!
- Wire Size: 750 kcmil - 700 kcmil.
- Die Color: Yellow.
- Pin Size: 500 kcmil.
- Voltage: 600V.
- Voltage Without Cover: 35000V.
- Tin Plated.
- Conductor Material: Aluminum & Copper.
- Manufactured from high strength aluminum alloy.
- Pin is knurled.
- Chamfered barrel.
- UL Listed and CSA Certified for 600 volts, 90 C.
- Clearly marked with wire size and die index.
- Prefilled with DE-OX.
- Color coded end caps inserted in barrel.
- Supplied with insulating cover.
- Provides maximum conductivity and excellent crimping characteristics.
- Permits greater surface contact.
- Provides easy conductor insertion.
- Ensures reliability for aluminum of copper conductors.
- Provides easy identification and tooling recommendation.
- Prevents oxides from forming.
- Prevents foreign materials from entering the connector prior to usage and color code identifies the proper compression die.
- Eliminates taping.
- cUL/UL Listed, CSA US, Prop65.
- Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov .
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Product Specifications
| Part Number | ACM-750 |
| Certificate | CSA US, cUL/UL Listed, Prop65 |
| Inner Package | 1 |
| Material | Aluminum, Copper, Tin Plated |
| Maximum Voltage | 600V |
| Weight | 2.15-lb |
| UPC | 0847759011396 |
Manufacturer Description
AL CMP 750 T UL CSA PIGTAIL
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