[5pcs] 4 Awg - 3/8 Stud, Copper Wire Lug, Ring Terminal, Battery Cable End, Cable Lug, Wire Connector by KeeRoarin

Plenty of copper to crimp down and hold the wire in place. Feel good and solid. Got the job done.

Im doing a wiring project with #6 wire, and these make excellent terminations. I have a nicro press tool I use on my boat, and that crimps these terminals nice and tight. I do put dielectric grease in, maybe unneeded, but its a habit.

Great - Solid copper accurate sizing The foot of the terminal where you mount the lug is about 2mm thick and will mount without bending too much on its own. Flared receptacle end, crimps easily

I used these to rewire my travel trailer. They worked very well, perfect size, and held up perfectly. I compared these to lug connectors to ones I bought at Napa and these are the same (if not better) quality.

Worked perfectly along with a hydraulic crimper for making new battery cables. Thick copper, flared opening to make getting the wire in easier, good quality.

Exact size I wanted

Fixed my ground that had the old bracket snap off. Works perfect.

These copper wire lugs are formed from heavy copper, pressed, and stamped. They’re not thin and bendable like so many are. These are going to hold solid and last. I got the 8 AWG for my commercial lawn mower and other attachments on vehicles that use this size. Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Yes, these are quality, solid copper lugs.

I used some of these to build new golf cart power leads. They were easy to crimp, and hold secure. I actually crimped them down to 4ga, as I bought 2ga by mistake, but since they are copper, they crimped fine. I will probably tin the next few for longevity, and to protect against dissimilar metals on certain areas they are attached.

Good quality, heavy gauge copper wire lugs. Machining and stamping is done very well. It has a 5/16 or about 8mm ring terminal. Only other thing youll need to make quality high amperage connections is the crimping tool (see the snap-on version in my photos) and a little heat shrink tubing. 5 stars