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STA-KON B14-4 Non-Insulated Ring Terminal, #4 Stud, 18-14 AWG, 600V - Non-Insulated Ring Terminals
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STA-KON B14-4 Non-Insulated Ring Terminal, #4 Stud, 18-14 AWG, 600V

The STA-KON B14-4 is a non-insulated ring terminal designed for #4 stud size, accommodating 18 AWG to 14 AWG wire sizes with a 600 V rating. It features a serrated barrel style for secure connections. This bare…

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Also listed as: B144 · B14 4

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B14-4 Non-Insulated Ring Terminal, #4 Stud, 18-14 AWG, 600V
Part Number
B14-4
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Non-Insulated Ring Terminals
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B14-4
Barrel Style
Serrated

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Product Description

The STA-KON B14-4 is a non-insulated ring terminal designed for #4 stud size, accommodating 18 AWG to 14 AWG wire sizes with a 600 V rating. It features a serrated barrel style for secure connections. This bare terminal is suitable for electrical applications requiring reliable wire termination.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the STA-KON B14-4 ring terminal used for?

The STA-KON B14-4 is a non-insulated ring terminal used for terminating 18 AWG to 14 AWG wires to a #4 stud. It is suitable for electrical applications requiring a secure, bare-metal connection, such as control panels, switchgear, and industrial equipment wiring.

What are the specifications of the STA-KON B14-4 ring terminal?

The STA-KON B14-4 is a bare ring terminal with a #4 stud size, accepting 18 AWG to 14 AWG wire. It is rated for 600 V and features a serrated barrel style for reliable grip. The manufacturer part number is B14-4, and it is a non-insulated terminal from STA-KON.

Where to buy the STA-KON B14-4 ring terminal worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the STA-KON B14-4 ring terminal worldwide. As a global industrial distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to source this terminal for your electrical termination needs.

How to install the STA-KON B14-4 ring terminal?

To install the STA-KON B14-4, strip the wire insulation to the proper length, insert the bare wire into the serrated barrel, and crimp using a tool matched to 18-14 AWG terminals. Ensure the ring fits snugly over the #4 stud before tightening. Always follow standard electrical safety practices.

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Common applications for STA-KON
Control panel wiring — STA-KON 14RB-47PT and 18RA-47PT insulated pin terminals for terminating stranded wire on terminal blocks.
Lighting fixture maintenance — STA-KON LD2 and LD3 push-in luminaire disconnects for ballast and line-side connections in 18 AWG circuits.
Power distribution — STA-KON TBM45S manual crimper for #8–2 AWG copper lugs and splices and C-Tap connectors.
Industrial machinery wiring — STA-KON ERG4001 controlled-cycle crimper for insulated terminals and connectors from 22 AWG to 10 AWG.
Electrical splice applications — STA-KON 2C-10 non-insulated butt splice connectors for 12–10 AWG wire, rated 600 V.
Utility maintenance — STA-KON WT1377 manual crimper for Stakon NW Series connectors in termination work.
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3G Electric supplies STA-KON non-insulated ring terminals. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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