Power cable lug for 35mm cable with 8mm hole – code: 14.035.35 – Osculati

Power terminals for 35 mm² cable with 8 mm hole – Osculati (code 16.035.35)

The Osculati power terminal lug is a terminal designed to create reliable electrical connections on large section cables, typical of onboard systems and applications where good contact continuity is required. This version is suitable for 35 mm² cable and features 8 mm hole, common solution for connection with bolts and terminal blocks with screw fastening.

Made of high conductivity tinned copper, it is intended for use in technical contexts (nautical and plant engineering) where contact quality and terminal protection are central aspects in maintenance and installation.

Features and construction details

This terminal belongs to the “power” range and stands out for materials and finish suitable for electrical connections on large section cables.

Material

• Tinned copper with high conductivity.

Dimensions and configuration (selected variant)

• Cable section: 35 mm²
• Hole: 8
• D3: 19 mm
• L: 44 mm
• D4: 8.3 mm
• D2: 8.2 mm
• D1: 11 mm

Product codes

• Supplier product code: 14.035.35

Typical applications (nautical and plant engineering)

A power terminal like this is normally used to properly terminate a cable and connect it to connection points with mechanical fastening (screw/bolt), reducing the improvisation typical of “flying” connections and improving system order.

• Connections on terminal blocks and distribution points.
• Connections on battery disconnects, bars and terminals with compatible bolting with 8 mm hole.
• Onboard wiring where 35 mm² section cables are present and a clean and inspectable termination is desired.
• Localized maintenance and restoration on existing electrical systems, replacing worn or oxidized terminals.

Practical advantages

Using a lug suitable for the cable section and the fixing hole helps achieve a neater connection consistent with good installation practices.

• Clear dimensional compatibility: suitable for 35 mm² cable and 8 mm hole, useful for choosing the correct terminal during installation.
• Tinned finish: commonly adopted solution for terminals intended for technical environments, including those typical of nautical applications.
• Screw/bolt connection: practical for connections on distribution points and components with studs or screws.
• Professional installation: contributes to a cleaner cable termination that is easily inspectable over time.

Usage and installation notes

To achieve a correct result, it is important to respect the cable cross-section and use an appropriate crimping. In nautical and electrical systems, the quality of the crimping is an essential step for a stable connection.

Operational guidelines (generic)

• Check that the cable is actually 35 mm² and that the fixing point requires a 8 mm hole.
• Strip the cable cleanly, without damaging the strands.
• Fully insert the conductor into the terminal lug and proceed with crimping using a suitable tool.
• Check the mechanical hold and alignment of the terminal before tightening at the connection point.

Recommended tool (reference from datasheet)

For fixing/crimping terminal lugs on electrical cables, the tool is indicated in the datasheet 14.035.30.

Purchase advice

If you are replacing an existing terminal, always compare cable cross-section, hole diameter and, when necessary, the dimensions (D1/D2/D3/D4 and L) to ensure the terminal lug fits correctly in the available space and the fasteners of your system.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is this terminal lug suitable for 35 mm² cables?

Yes, this variant is suitable for cable with a 35 mm² cross-section, as stated in the product datasheet.

What is the diameter of the fixing hole?

The product is in the version with an 8 mm hole, suitable for connections on compatible bolts/terminals.

What material is the terminal lug made of?

It is made of high conductivity tinned copper, as indicated in the manufacturer's description.

What are the main dimensions of the 35 mm² 8-hole variant?

For this variant, the following dimensions are reported: D3 19 mm, L 44 mm, D4 8.3 mm, D2 8.2 mm, D1 11 mm.

Is a tool indicated for fixing terminal lugs on cables?

Yes. The tool to fix the lugs on electrical cables is indicated in the datasheet with reference 14.035.30.

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