Eco-Max Battery Terminal Flag 1/0 ga Black PK5
Crimp-type battery terminal flag for 1/0 gauge cable with tin-plated copper contacts, 600 V rating and five pieces per pack
- Product typeAutomotive Electrical & Lighting
- Highest conductivity rating with lead-free copper construction
- Tin-plated surface resists corrosion for lasting connections
- SAE J-1811 and RoHS compliant for safety standards
- Crimp connection fits 1/0 gauge cable securely
- Pack of five flags includes bolt and nut hardware
Battery Terminal Flag 1/0 ga Black
The Eco-Max battery terminal flag connects 1/0 gauge cable to a 3/8 inch stud using a crimp connection. It is built from lead-free copper with tin plating for corrosion resistance and meets SAE J-1811 and RoHS standards. Each pack contains five terminals with bolts and nuts included.
Suits Negative Polarity 1/0 Gauge Crimp Jobs
This terminal fits negative polarity posts and 1/0 gauge wire requiring a flag-style crimp lug rated to 600V. It is not for positive polarity posts, smaller or larger wire gauges, solder-only connections, or applications needing a straight lug instead of a flag orientation.
Verify Cable Gauge Stud Size And Polarity
Confirm the cable is 1/0 gauge, the mounting stud is 3/8 inch, and the battery post is negative polarity. Check that a crimp tool for 1/0 gauge lugs is available and that the 2 3/8 inch overall length fits the available space.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ECO-MAX |
| Product type | Automotive Electrical & Lighting |
Questions about this item
What crimp tool do I need for the 1/0 gauge wire on these terminal flags?
Use a crimp tool rated for 1/0 gauge copper lugs; the flag accepts a 3/8 inch stud and includes the bolt and nut for the connection.
Can I use these copper tin-plated flags on an older lead-based battery post?
Yes, the tin-plated copper contact resists corrosion and is compatible with standard negative battery posts on older vehicles.
How do I verify the crimp meets the SAE J-1811 standard after installation?
Inspect for a tight, uniform crimp with no loose strands, confirm the flag sits flush on the post, and check that the bolt torques to the battery manufacturer's specification.
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