Ancor Heavy Duty Lugs – 4 Gauge Wire – 3/8″ & 5/16″ Post – Combo Pack

Ancor Heavy Duty Lugs – 4 Gauge Wire – 3/8″ & 5/16″ Post – Combo Pack Product Description

Ancor Marine Grade lugs are manufactured from 100 percent heavy-duty annealed tinned copper, providing for maximum current flow while resisting corrosion from salt and moisture. Seamless barrel design allows for maximum strength when crimped.

Ancor 252251 Attributes

Ancor 252251 Features & Benefits

• 100 Percent Tinned Copper
• UL 486A Certified
• Closed End Design Seals Out Moisture So Cables Stay Dry
• Corrosion Free
• No Supplier Warranty

Heavy Duty Lugs – 4 Gauge Wire – 3/8″ & 5/16″ Post – Combo Pack
Cable Gauge: 4
Screw Size: 3/8″ & 5/16″

• ANCOR Marine Grade™ lugs are manufactured from heavy duty annealed tinned copper, providing for maximum current flow
• 100% tin plated copper resists corrosion from salt and moisture
• Seamless barrel design allows for maximum strength when crimped
• Closed end design seals out moisture so cables stay dry and corrosion free

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

ANCOR marine-grade lugs are made of heavy-duty annealed tinned copper to provide maximum current. 100% tinned copper can resist salt and metal corrosion

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Who is the Ancor?

Ancor was founded over 20 years ago to solve electrical problems experienced by mariners as they ventured offshore in large numbers.General purpose wire and components designed for on shore applications caused significant problems as electrical systems became more sophisticated and demanding.