As the final product of Hardware Stamping Parts, terminals that are used in mold electrical connectors can be divided into various types according to structure, usage, and installation methods.

1. Pin Terminals: Primarily applied on jack connectors with a straight or curved pin for fitting into female terminals or sockets to create an electrical integration.

2. Fork Terminals: A component from the fork structure that can be placed around the wire or the cable with crimping or bolting to denote electrical connections. The following wet and dry joints are typically applied to electrical installation and maintenance.

3. U Terminals: One part looks like a U where one part is used to clamp wires and the other part to be bolted, mostly used in car manufacturing industries and industries in general.

4. Ring Terminals: It is a ring-shaped structure that is screwed and attached to the terminal block for fixing and joining wires. Quite common in different electrical appliances and circuits.

5. Tube Terminals: It is tubular, both ends are crimped or welded for joining two wires or cables or connected with a terminal block.

6. Plug Terminals: Used with socket terminals to form a plug connection, commonly used in a variety of electronic equipment interfaces.

7. Socket Terminals: Used in conjunction with plug terminals to form a stable electrical connection, widely used in electronic connectors.

8. Crimp Terminals: Crimp terminals on wires or cables through crimping tools to form a stable mechanical and electrical connection. According to the crimping method, can be divided into insulation crimp terminals and non-insulation crimp terminals.

9. Welding Terminals: Terminals are fixed on metal plates or conductors by welding, commonly used in heavy electrical equipment and high current applications.

10. Spring Terminals: Built-in spring structure, through the spring force to maintain contact with the conductor, to realize the electrical connection, commonly used in junction boxes and control panels.

11. Screw Terminals: Wires are secured to the terminals by threaded fasteners, providing a stable and secure electrical connection.

Each type of molded terminal has its specific design and function for different applications. When selecting Stamped Parts Terminals, you need to consider the electrical performance such as current carrying capacity, contact resistance, mechanical strength, installation method, use environment, and other factors to ensure the reliability and safety of the electrical system. In addition, with the continuous progress of technology and the application of new materials and designs, the types and performance of Connector Terminal are constantly expanding and upgrading.