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TE Connectivity 321045 PIDG Ring Tongue Terminal, 16-14 AWG, #1/4, 408 Pack

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Product description

PIDG ring tongue terminals by TE Connectivity, 16-14 AWG, #1/4 size, 408-pack for secure electrical connections

The TE Connectivity 321045 PIDG Ring Tongue Terminal is designed for reliable wire termination in electrical and electronic applications. Featuring a Precision Insulation Displacement Grip (PIDG) design, these ring tongue terminals ensure secure mechanical and electrical connections, especially within biotechnology instrumentation and medical device assembly where consistent conductivity is critical.

Technical Specifications:

  • Conductor Size: 16-14 AWG (American Wire Gauge)
  • Terminal Type: Ring tongue with #1/4 inch stud size
  • Quantity: Pack of 408 terminals
  • Material: High-quality conductive metal with insulation grip
  • Condition: New

These terminals are widely used in biomedical engineering equipment wiring, molecular diagnostics instruments, and biomanufacturing control panels. Their precise crimping capability makes them essential for gene editing hardware setups and synthetic biology research instrumentation requiring durable and consistent electrical contacts. Compatible with a variety of wire harnesses, they facilitate secure connections in clinical diagnostics devices and laboratory automation systems.

This pack of 408 terminals offers scalability for extensive wiring installations, making it ideal for laboratory electrical assemblies and bioprocessing equipment cabling. It provides an effective solution for technicians and researchers demanding high-reliability wire terminations in controlled environments.

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Last updated 19 October 2026