Non Insulated Flag
A non insulated flag terminal is a bare right-angle push-on terminal for spots that run too hot for plastic or will be sleeved later. Motor rewinders, heater and appliance makers, HVAC technicians and dealers use this bare flag terminal on elements, compressors and motor tabs. Each non insulated flag disconnector is plain metal, so you can see the crimp clearly when checking work.
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For insulated versions, see our flag type female disconnector range, and sleeves in our vinyl sleeve collection.
Bare Right Angle Terminal for Heaters and Motors
Heating elements and motor terminals can get hot enough to soften plastic sleeves, which is why bare terminals are common there. The flag shape turns the wire sideways so it clears covers and nearby parts. If the joint sits close to other live tabs, slide an insulating sleeve over it after crimping. Check the listing for tab widths and wire ranges. Bare flags are also easy to check by eye, since the crimp and tab are both visible after fitting. Store them dry to keep the metal bright.
Crimp with a non insulated flag terminal crimping tool that keeps the tab straight. For straight push-on joints, see our female disconnector range. Orders ship direct with 10-day returns, and motor and appliance spares dealers can join our dealership programme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a non insulated flag terminal used for?
For right-angle push-on joints on hot parts like heaters and motors.
Why choose a bare flag terminal?
It handles heat that would soften a plastic sleeve.
Can I insulate it later?
Yes, slide an insulating sleeve over it after crimping.
What is the non insulated flag terminal price?
The non insulated flag terminal price varies by size, with bulk quotes on request.
Which tool should I use?
A crimper made for bare flags keeps the tab square.
