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  1. 02-17-2007, 11:07 AM #1
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    High Temperature spade connections

    I can't seem to find any hi temp female spade connectors
    that are worth anything. It is easy to find the nickel coated type but they never fit tight enough. If they don't fit tight what good is the coating!!
    My last batch came from ICS and I wont use them anymore.
    Any suggestions out there? John
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  2. 02-17-2007, 05:06 PM #2
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    Do u deal with CCC(consiladated Commerical Controls) they have all kinds of stainless steel hi temp conectors they are a real good company to deal for CFSE parts and supplies.
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    yo...try johnston supply some branches carry ss terminals. saw your reply about tools. I too carry a milwaukee screwdriver, with a 6" extension, 1/4 and 5/16 tips. nothing better. if it disappears will be at Graingers next morning.
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    Hi Temp terminals

    Yeah ,I have accounts with Johnstone and CCC, but don't order much from them because I can get parts cheaper and quicker thru Northern and ICS. Both have a great selection of stuff. Johnstone charges me retail for everything
    I will have to take a chance and order a box from CCC or stop at Johnstone to see what they look like.
    Thanks for the input. John
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  5. 02-18-2007, 11:41 AM #5
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    Not only the hi-temp connectors but the ceramic wire nuts are getting cheaply built.

    No more coneheads, just bellheads that won't pinch the wire.

    I would like to know where to get the good coneheads without ordering them from Hatco for .050 ea.
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  6. 02-19-2007, 09:07 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lusker View Post
    Not only the hi-temp connectors but the ceramic wire nuts are getting cheaply built.

    No more coneheads, just bellheads that won't pinch the wire.

    I would like to know where to get the good coneheads without ordering them from Hatco for .050 ea.
    We get ours from Lawson Products,INC you can also try Hi Line products, or Service Supply. They should all have wb sites.
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    Sounds like Google time


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    Quote Originally Posted by cybercontadino View Post
    I can't seem to find any hi temp female spade connectors
    that are worth anything. It is easy to find the nickel coated type but they never fit tight enough. If they don't fit tight what good is the coating!!
    My last batch came from ICS and I wont use them anymore.
    Any suggestions out there? John
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