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STA-KON NW10-10 Non-Insulated Ring Terminal

The STA-KON NW10-10 is a non-insulated ring terminal from the NW series, designed for #10 stud size and accommodating 12 AWG to 10 AWG wire sizes. It features a brazed barrel and seam construction, rated for 600 V.

SKU 3G-OTH-19004

Also listed as: NW1010 · NW10 10

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STA-KON
Item
NW10-10 Non-Insulated Ring Terminal
Part Number
NW10-10
Category
Non-Insulated Ring Terminals
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Also known as:NW10-10STA-KON
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
NW10-10
Series
NW
Type
#10 Stud Size, 600 V, Brazed Barrel & Seam
Wire Sizes
12 AWG to 10 AWG

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Product Description

The STA-KON NW10-10 is a non-insulated ring terminal from the NW series, designed for #10 stud size and accommodating 12 AWG to 10 AWG wire sizes. It features a brazed barrel and seam construction, rated for 600 V.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the STA-KON NW10-10 ring terminal used for?

The STA-KON NW10-10 is a non-insulated ring terminal used to terminate 12 AWG to 10 AWG wires onto a #10 stud in industrial electrical panels, control cabinets, and machinery. Its brazed barrel and seam construction provides reliable, vibration-resistant connections in power distribution and motor control applications.

What are the specifications of the STA-KON NW10-10?

The STA-KON NW10-10 is a bare ring terminal from the NW series. It fits a #10 stud size, accepts 12 AWG to 10 AWG wire sizes, and is rated for 600 V. It features a brazed barrel and seam for mechanical strength and electrical integrity. The manufacturer part number is NW10-10.

Where to buy STA-KON NW10-10 ring terminals worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the STA-KON NW10-10 ring terminal to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this NW series terminal from STA-KON.

How to install a non-insulated ring terminal like the STA-KON NW10-10?

Strip the wire insulation to the barrel length, insert the stripped conductor fully into the brazed barrel, then crimp using a tool matched to 12–10 AWG dies. For the STA-KON NW10-10, ensure the ring sits flat on the #10 stud before tightening. No heat shrink is needed for bare terminals in dry locations.

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Common applications for STA-KON
Industrial panel wiring — STA-KON insulated ring terminals (e.g., RC10-516) for motor starter connections
HVAC equipment assembly — STA-KON locking fork terminals (e.g., RA18-8FL) for compressor and fan terminals
Automation control cabinets — STA-KON quick disconnects (e.g., 14RBD-182) for modular sensor and actuator wiring
Power distribution — STA-KON non-insulated ring terminals (e.g., C10-6-SK) for bus bar and ground connections
Field maintenance repairs — STA-KON butt splices and fork terminals for temporary or permanent wire repairs in 12-10 AWG range
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