Panduit Compression Lugs

Panduit compression lugs, also known as compression connectors, create permanent connections between industrial cables and connection points using bolts and nuts. They are used to supply power or grounding in applications where reliability or continuous vibration are concerns, such as in automobiles, transformers, appliances, and electrical panels.

Compression connectors have barrel-shaped bodies that compress the conductor to create a tight bond and feature flat or angled tongues (or pads) with mounting holes for fastening around threaded studs or bolts. One-hole compression lugs have a single mounting hole, while two-hole compression lugs have two mounting holes to prevent the lug from turning if the connection becomes loose. The bodies have color-coded bands and markings that identify where to compress and indicate the die component and tool necessary to create a solid, uniform bond between the cable and connector.

Industrial Compression Lugs, Mechanical Lugs and Ground Clamps

Panduit alloys ensure top performance under the most extreme environmental conditions. Designed for easy installation and outstanding durability, Panduit is your source for grounding connectors, grounding clamps, ground rod clamps, mechanical lugs, and pool water bonding kits.

Panduit mechanical lugs are heavy-duty lugs commonly used in electrical and construction applications. These lugs are designed to accommodate a wide range of connectors and are often referred to as "electrical lugs." They are ideal for larger wires and cables and are typically constructed from aluminum or copper.

Terminal lugs are designed to allow connection to a terminal. They can be easily mounted to any post, stud, or chassis and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, making it easy to find the right one for your electrical application.

PAN-LUG™ COMPRESSION CONNECTORS

Panduit® Pan-Lug™ Compression Connectors provide permanent terminations for a variety of power and grounding applications with innovation, highest reliability, and lowest installed cost. Panduit offers the first and only copper compression lugs and splices that meet Network Equipment-Building Systems (NEBS) Level 3 requirements as tested by Telcordia Technologies. NEBS Level 3 assures that product performance is suitable for equipment applications that demand minimal service interruptions over the lifespan of the equipment.

Panduit® Pan-Lug™ Compression Connectors are designed for use with many different code and flex conductor types and are available in a broad range of styles and sizes, including:

• Copper one-hole, two-hole, and blank tongue lugs and splices
• Aluminum one-hole and two-hole lugs and splices
• Copper in-line reducing splices

Panduit offers a wide assortment of Pan-Lug™ Power Connectors to meet customer needs and today’s application requirements.

Key Features:

• Functional product information is marked directly on the connector, facilitating the identification, ordering, and usage of the compression connector.
• Color-coded to facilitate quick identification of the proper crimping die.
• Made from high-strength, high-conductivity electrolytic copper and aluminum alloy materials to provide optimum connectivity for power and grounding applications.
• UL Listed or Recognized, CSA Certified, ABS Type Approved, and tested by Telcordia – meets NEBS Level 3, as noted.
• Terminations using Panduit® Pan-Lug™ Compression Connectors are also UL Listed and CSA Certified with specified competitor tools.
• Wide assortment of manual, controlled cycle, battery-operated hydraulic, and pneumatic crimping tools for reliable connections at the lowest installed cost.

Panduit Compression Lugs connect electrical wires to copper or tinned copper conductors. These compression connectors on power cables are designed to provide a high degree of reliability in electrical wiring. This method allows electrical workers to make installations with little effort and significant time savings. The benefit is a high-quality connection at a low installed cost. Power connectors applied by crimping to large diameter wire and cable are included. However, compression sleeves, classified under [Crimp Splices], are not included.