Cord End Terminals (Non Insulated)
A non insulated cord end terminal is a plain metal sleeve that turns stranded wire into a firm, solid end before it goes into a terminal block. Panel builders, automation and machine wiring teams and dealers use this bare ferrule where space between terminals is tight. Often called a copper ferrule, each non insulated ferrule is slimmer than a collared one, so it fits narrow terminal openings.
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For collared versions, see our cord end terminal range, and for two wires in one terminal our twin cord end terminal.
Uninsulated Bootlace Ferrule for Compact Terminals
Loose strands splay under a terminal screw and can break or touch the next terminal. An uninsulated bootlace ferrule holds every strand together, so the screw clamps evenly and the joint stays tight. Without a plastic collar, these ferrules also suit spots where insulation would get in the way of a cover. Choose the length to match the terminal depth and the size to match the wire, and look up the product page for sizes.
Crimp them with a ferrule crimping tool for an even crimp, and strip wire to the right length with a wire stripper. Each order carries 10-day returns, and panel accessory dealers buying in volume can join our dealership programme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a non insulated cord end terminal?
A bare metal ferrule crimped on stranded wire before it enters a terminal.
Bare ferrule or collared ferrule?
Bare ferrules suit tight spaces, while collared ones guide the wire and show size by colour.
Why use a non insulated ferrule at all?
It keeps strands together and gives the screw a solid surface to clamp.
What is the non insulated cord end terminal price?
The non insulated cord end terminal price varies by size, with bulk quotes on request.
Which tool crimps bare ferrules?
A ferrule crimper gives an even, square crimp.
