3453510 - Cable Lug – 35mm² – M10 Hole

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Cable Lug - 35mm² - M10 Hole for use in vehicle electrical systems.

A crimp-type cable lug designed for 35mm² cross-section battery and power cables, with an M10 bolt hole for terminal connections. Used when terminating heavy-gauge cable runs at battery posts, starter motors, earth straps, or distribution points.

Alternative Codes

3453510

In stock 20 units

20 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Cable Lug (35mm², M10 hole) used for?

The cable lug is a crimp-type terminal for 35mm² cross-section battery and power cables, with an M10 bolt hole for the connection. It's used when terminating heavy-gauge cable at battery posts, starter motors, earth straps or distribution points in the vehicle electrical system.

What cable size and bolt does this lug suit?

This cable lug suits 35mm² cross-section cable and an M10 bolt hole, as stated in the listing. Match both the cable cross-section and the stud or terminal size when ordering, since a lug sized for a different cable or bolt won't crimp or seat correctly.

How is the cable lug fitted?

The cable lug is crimped onto the stripped cable end with a heavy-gauge crimping tool, then bolted to the terminal through the M10 hole. With the right crimp tool it's typically a job a competent DIY installer can do, though a clean, tight crimp is essential for a low-resistance connection.

How many cable lugs do I need?

The cable lug is sold individually. A cable run is typically terminated with one lug at each end, so a single battery or earth lead usually needs two. Order to match the number of cable ends you're terminating.