Morris Products 11012 Ring Terminal, Non Insulated, 22-16 Wire Size, #4 Stud Size (Pack of 100)

We use these connectors to connect radio systems to vehicle batteries. They are solid, hold up and work well.

prepping for an upcoming [propeller head] project. will be using a power supply typically used in a computer build and tapping the +5v and +12v outputs distributed around the room, hardwired to terminal blocks. devices to be plugged in are unmanaged switches, docking stations, USB charging capabilities, peripheral devices, etc.

I used this item in a non-conventional manner to attach to teflon insulated stranded wire to hold insulation across one end of my furnace/ac box distribution area. The original insulation was damaged when water leaked through my flooring and new insulation could not be held in place with "normal" metalized tape which would not adhere to the dust covered other insulation covering.

This is exactly what I needed. They work really well using a crimp tool I bought on Amazon last year. I couldn't find them in any local stores. The down side is I didn't need 100 of them.

Used on saltwater boat, would have preferred them to be solid at the top, like a lug, for airtight seal. Adhesive heat shrink next best thing...

Just what I wanted, a small size with high current ability.

Exactly as they are advised.

For the average job these terminals work fine. Do not have the same strength as the name brand T&B or Ilsco stuff, but if that's not an issue than use these and save the good stuff for more critical jobs. For the average race car build these terminals are just fine. Solder, heat shrink, and far better than crimp-ons.

good quality better than the cheaper other brands , I will use again

Just as the picture show, these have very short tongues compared to the Thomas & Betts StaKon ones, which makes it challenging when you're trying to seal the end with adhesive lined heat shrink. On the other hand, the short tongue proved to be very useful in some applications where there's limited space around the stud (some screw terminals with raised edges). They are also quite soft so definitively not gonna qualify for installations where the cables can get tug around or relies on the ring to keep it in position. The upside is they get flatten easily to mate the contact surface without too much torque.However they have two major flaws. First being a non brazed seam which is ridiculous for a non insulated type, they'll split or break easy if not careful. This is only made worse by the fact that the barrel is too big even for 10awg fine stranded wire, to the point where one could actually fit a 8awg fine stranded wire in them (which I did once in a pinch). It's challenging to crimp them on fine stranded wire because of the non brazed seam and the over sized ID barrel, using a proper crimper for non insulated terminals (half moon and indent type).In conclusion I was expecting a little more meat to make them sturdier and a brazed seam, but the compact design did came in handy where all other brands wouldn't fit. Using them in low voltage (12v/36v) DC system on boats. They do a little better on type 2 stranding (such as RW90 or XLPE style wire) but be ready for a little more time in the crimper if using type 3 stranding (such as TEW and other equipment hook up wire).Regarding conductivity, haven't had any significant heat buildup under constant load (less than 20a), checking using a Flir E8 infrared camera.