High Strength Dual Conductor Aluminum Alloy Mechanical Lug

Dual Conductor Mechanical Lug

Product Description:

The Dual Conductor Single Hole Aluminum Alloy Mechanical Lug, also known as a torque terminal, is designed for connecting two conductors in a compact and reliable manner. Made of high-strength aluminum alloy, it offers excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical durability, making it suitable for a wide range of power distribution and grounding applications.

Its single-hole design allows easy installation with bolts, while the mechanical torque screw ensures a firm and secure connection, preventing loosening or overheating. This type of lug is widely used in switchgear, control cabinets, transformers, and other electrical systems that require stable and efficient conductor connections.

Product Advantages:

1. Dual Conductor Design

Supports the connection of two conductors in a compact structure.

  2.High Strength Aluminum Alloy

Ensures durability, excellent conductivity, and corrosion resistance.

  3.Torque Screw Connection

Provides stable and reliable mechanical clamping to prevent loosening.

  4.Easy Installation

Single-hole mounting design allows quick and secure installation.

  5.Versatile Applications

Suitable for switchgear, transformers, and control cabinets.

Application Scenarios：

1. Power distribution boards

2. Switchgear systems

3. Transformers

4. Control cabinets

5. Industrial electrical installations

Quality Assurance:

• Manufactured according to ANSI standards

• 100% torque and conductivity testing before delivery

• High-quality aluminum alloy with anti-oxidation surface treatment

• Long service life under rated working conditions

FAQ:

Q1: What material is the lug made of?

A1: High-strength aluminum alloy with excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Q2: How is it installed?

A2: It uses a single-hole bolt mounting design, with torque screws for firm conductor clamping.

Q3: What are the typical applications?

A3: Widely used in power distribution systems, switchgear, transformers, and control cabinets.