UBL075 0.75mm² Uninsulated Bootlace Ferrule 10mm — Pack of 100

Description

UBL075. 0.75mm². 10mm Pin. Uninsulated Bootlace Ferrule. Bare Copper. Halogen Free. Pack of 100.

The UBL075 is a 0.75mm² uninsulated bootlace pin ferrule with a 10mm pin length — used to terminate fine stranded conductors into screw terminal blocks, DIN rail terminals, and equipment connection points. Bare tin plated copper sleeve — no insulation collar. Halogen free. Conforms to DIN 46228/1. Pack of 100.

• UBL075 — 0.75mm² Uninsulated Bootlace Ferrule, 10mm Pin
• Wire cross-section: 0.75mm²
• Pin length: 10mm
• Bare copper — no insulation collar, low-profile fit in terminal
• Tin plated copper sleeve — corrosion resistant
• Halogen free
• Conforms to DIN 46228/1 — uninsulated ferrule standard
• Compliance: RoHS
• Suits fine stranded conductors — control wiring, instrumentation, automation, switchboard wiring
• Lower profile than insulated ferrules — suits space-restricted terminal blocks
• Applied with standard bootlace ferrule crimping tool
• Pack of 100

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About Uninsulated Bootlace Ferrules

An uninsulated bootlace ferrule (also called an uninsulated end sleeve or cord end terminal) is a bare copper sleeve crimped onto the end of a stranded conductor — serving the same purpose as an insulated ferrule but without the plastic collar. The sleeve consolidates all conductor strands into a single rigid pin that inserts cleanly and securely into a screw terminal, preventing strand splaying, strand breakage under the screw, and stray strands that can cause short circuits.

Uninsulated ferrules have a lower overall profile than insulated ferrules — the absence of the plastic collar means the ferrule body is thinner and shorter at the terminal entry point. This makes them suited to space-restricted terminal blocks where an insulated collar would not fit within the terminal opening, or to installations where colour-coded insulation is not required or where terminal manufacturers specify uninsulated ferrules.

The UBL075 conforms to DIN 46228/1 — the DIN standard for uninsulated wire end ferrules — and is supplied by Pacific Components. A standard bootlace ferrule crimping tool is required; the tool die must accommodate 0.75mm² uninsulated ferrules.

Q: What is the difference between an insulated and uninsulated bootlace ferrule?
A: An insulated ferrule (such as BL075) has a plastic colour-coded collar that provides wire size identification and conductor protection at the entry point. An uninsulated ferrule (UBL075) is a bare copper sleeve with no collar — lower profile and suited to space-restricted terminals or installations where insulation colour coding is not required.

Q: What wire size does the UBL075 suit?
A: The UBL075 suits 0.75mm² stranded conductors — fine control wire used in automation, instrumentation, and switchboard wiring.

Q: What tool is required to crimp the UBL075?
A: A standard bootlace ferrule ratchet crimping tool is required. The tool must have a die set that accommodates 0.75mm² uninsulated ferrules.

Q: How many ferrules are in a pack?
A: The UBL075 is sold in a pack of 100 ferrules.