90° Angled Cable Lugs
A 90° angled cable lug is also known as a 'right-angled cable lug' and is a crimp terminal used to terminate an electrical cable and connect it to a stud, terminal or busbar. The right-angled palm allows the cable to approach the fixing point at 90 degrees, making it useful where space is restricted or where a straight lug would create an awkward cable bend.
90° cable lugs are commonly used where enclosure layout, panel design, cable routing or terminal position makes a standard straight lug unsuitable, and they can also be used for stacking, which is placing several lugs on top of each other onto a single bolt.
Right-angled cable lugs are used by electrical technicians in the renewable energy, automotive and marine sectors, as well as by engineers working on industrial control panels, power distribution systems, battery systems and industrial electrical installations.
