What the 62008-1 Brush Contact Terminal Does in the Assembly
It accepts 14-20 AWG wire and terminates via a standard crimp operation, making it suitable for harness builds in power distribution, appliance, and automotive-style circuits where the contact must tolerate relative motion between the mating surfaces without losing continuity.
Wire Gauge Fit and Crimp Tooling
The 14-20 AWG wire range covers the common power and signal wire sizes used in medium-current harnesses. For a consistent crimp, the die set must match the terminal barrel dimensions — the brush contact geometry means the crimp tool nests the barrel around the conductor and insulation, not a standard open-barrel crimp.
The Tape & Reel packaging suits automated assembly lines; Cut Tape quantities are available for prototyping or low-volume builds.