Why does poor insulation occur in cold-pressed wiring terminals?

创建于05.29
Insulation failure in cold-pressed terminals can stem from multiple factors related to materials, processing, and usage. Here are the main causes:

1. Material Quality Issues

  • Substandard Insulation Materials
  • Moisture Absorption
  • Metal Core Exposure

2. Processing and Assembly Defects

  • Improper Crimping
  • Over-Crimping
  • Contamination During Production
  • Incorrect Terminal-Wire Matching

3. Environmental Factors

  • High Humidity or Corrosive Atmospheres
  • Extreme Temperatures
  • Vibration and Mechanical Stress

4. Design Flaws

  • Inadequate Insulation Clearance
  • Incorrect Insulation Layer Thickness

5. Aging and Wear

  • Thermal Aging
  • Mechanical Wear

6. Testing and Quality Control Gaps

  • Inadequate Insulation Resistance Testing
  • Non-Compliance with Standards

Prevention and Solutions:

  • Use high-quality, certified insulation materials with appropriate environmental ratings.
  • Optimize crimping processes and tools to ensure consistent, defect-free connections.
  • Implement strict quality control, including insulation resistance and voltage withstand tests.
  • Select terminals that match wire gauges and application environments (e.g., moisture-resistant terminals for outdoor use).
  • Regularly inspect and maintain terminals in high-stress environments to detect early signs of degradation.
By addressing these root causes, the risk of insulation failure in cold-pressed terminals can be significantly reduced, ensuring reliable and safe electrical connections.
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