What This 10-Pin Screw Terminal Does on the Board
It combines a through-hole solder mount with a 6-32 screw clamp on each pin, so the board gets a permanent soldered anchor while field wiring lands under a screw head — no crimp tool, no mating housing. The tin-plated copper contacts handle the connection, and the low-profile nylon insulation keeps the assembly short over the board. This is a direct-wire-to-board terminal, not a header that expects a receptacle.
Where a Screw Terminal Beats a Header
This terminal is built for applications where the wire lands once and stays — power supply outputs, motor windings, transformer secondaries, or control panel boards that get a handful of heavy wires terminated at the board edge. The 6-32 screw clamps onto stripped wire or a ring terminal, and the through-hole solder joint takes the mechanical strain off the board trace. The low-profile body keeps the assembly height down inside an enclosure.