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Corrosion

Pull Out

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ELECTRICAL SPECIALTY PRODUCTS

NSPA is the manufacturer of several product lines that we group under the heading of our Sealed Electrical System. These products are all designed to seal electrical connections and terminations in order to prevent corrosion and contamination in electrical systems. Krimpa-Seal, Nyla-Seal, ElektraLink, MultiLink, Hydralink and CableLink provide the installer with several options for completing wire connections from 24 AWG to 4/0 AWG. Click on the product links for a more extensive description of these fine products.

SEALED ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
SEALED CRIMP CONNECTORS / KRIMPA-SEAL  
SEALED CRIMP CONNECTORS / NYLA-SEAL  
SEALED SOLDER CONNECTORS / ELEKTRALINK  
SEALED CRIMP & SOLDER CONNECTORS / MULTILINK  
SEALED MULTIPLE WIRE CONNECTORS / HYDRALINK  
SEALED SOLDER SYSTEM FOR BATTERY TERMINALS
/ CABLELINK
 
SEALED HEAT SHRINK TUBING  
INSTALLATION TOOLS  

Why Use Heat Shrink Terminals?


Corrosion
When using a standard crimp terminal, the wire is exposed to moisture and other contaminants. Over time, the wire starts to corrode which reduces the current carrying capacity of the electrical system.


Pull-Out
In most cases electrical connectors must operate in adverse conditions: heat, cold, vibration, strain, etc. These conditions can cause wire or wires to pull-out of the connector.



Technology

Advanced technology and computerization have resulted in OEMs designing sealed and molded components in all types of equipment. Most OEMs now require sealed connections for repair and warranty work. The integrity of the electrical system is breached when repairs are made with inferior, unsealed electrical connections.


Downtime

Lighting and electrical problems are the most frequent causes of downtime when maintaining a fleet. Usually these problems stem from faulty electrical connections. Equipment downtime often results in hundreds to thousands of dollars in lost opportunities and repair costs.