Why Choose the Partex PXP120 120 mm² Copper Flat Pin Connector?
The Partex PXP120 is a durable and reliable 120 mm² copper flat pin reducing connector designed to provide secure electrical terminations for large cross-sectional area conductors in industrial electrical installations and power distribution systems. As part of the Partex PXP flat and reducing pin terminal range, it enables larger cables to be connected to compatible terminals with smaller connection openings.
Manufactured from copper to BS EN 1976, the PXP120 features an electroplated tin coating to provide corrosion resistance and a dependable electrical contact surface. Its brazed seam construction supports a robust compression connection, making it suitable for professional electrical panel building, cable termination and industrial maintenance applications.
Designed for 120 mm² electrical conductors, the PXP120 incorporates a reducing flat pin configuration that helps installers terminate larger cables in suitable terminal blocks, switchgear and electrical equipment. Supplied in a pack of 10 connectors, it provides a practical solution for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers and industrial maintenance teams.
Key Advantages
- Reliable 120 mm² copper flat pin reducing connector for industrial electrical installations.
- Copper construction to BS EN 1976 provides an electrically conductive termination material.
- Electroplated tin finish helps protect against corrosion and oxidation.
- Reducing pin design enables larger conductors to connect to suitably rated smaller terminal openings.
- Brazed seam construction supports secure compression terminations.
- Designed for standard electrical cables conforming to BS 6360.
- Manufactured to meet the compression requirements of BS EN 61238-1:2003.
- Supplied in a convenient pack of 10 for electrical installation and maintenance work.
Key Features
- Partex PXP flat and reducing pin terminal range.
- 120 mm² nominal conductor cross-sectional area.
- Flat reducing pin termination for compatible electrical terminals.
- Manufactured from copper to BS EN 1976.
- Electroplated tin coating for improved surface protection.
- Brazed seam for robust connector construction.
- Suitable for appropriately specified compression crimping installations.
- Designed for use with standard electrical conductors to BS 6360.
- Suitable for electrical distribution assemblies, switchgear and industrial control panels.
- Pack quantity: 10 connectors.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Series: PXP Flat and Reducing Pin Terminals
- Model: PXP120
- Product type: Copper flat pin reducing connector
- Conductor cross-sectional area: 120 mm²
- Conductor material compatibility: Copper conductors
- Connector material: Copper to BS EN 1976
- Surface finish: Electroplated tin
- Seam construction: Brazed seam
- Connection method: Compression crimp termination
- Terminal configuration: Flat reducing pin
- Cable standard: BS 6360
- Compression requirements: BS EN 61238-1:2003
- Installation type: Cable termination into compatible electrical terminals
- Pack quantity: 10 pieces
Reliable Electrical Connections for Industrial Power Distribution
Flat pin reducing connectors such as the Partex PXP120 provide a practical method of terminating large electrical conductors where a compatible terminal connection requires a narrower pin profile. The connector is crimped onto the conductor using suitable compression tooling, creating a secure mechanical and electrical termination when correctly installed.
The Partex PXP range is designed for professional electrical installation and cable termination applications. Its copper construction, tin-plated surface and brazed seam help deliver dependable connections in distribution boards, switchgear assemblies and industrial electrical equipment. Correct crimping dies, terminal compatibility and equipment ratings should always be verified before installation.
Typical Applications
- Industrial electrical distribution boards and switchgear assemblies.
- Electrical control panel manufacturing and assembly.
- Termination of large copper conductors into compatible terminal blocks.
- Low-voltage electrical distribution installations.
- Industrial machinery and electrical equipment connections.
- Electrical panel upgrades and maintenance operations.
- Commercial and industrial cable termination projects.
- Electrical contractors and OEM panel-building applications.
