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Partex COL50B 50 mm² uninsulated copper tube butt connector with tin-plated copper construction, designed for secure straight-through crimp connections between copper power cables in industrial electrical installations and supplied in a pack of 30.
£32.34
The Partex COL50B is a heavy-duty 50 mm² copper tube butt connector designed to provide secure, reliable and durable straight-through electrical connections between copper conductors. Manufactured for professional electrical installations and industrial applications, this uninsulated crimp connector is ideal for joining power cables in electrical distribution systems, industrial machinery, control panels and cable maintenance applications.
As part of the Partex COLB copper tube butt connector range, the COL50B features a robust tubular copper construction designed to support efficient electrical conductivity and dependable mechanical retention when correctly crimped. Its protective tin-plated finish helps resist oxidation and corrosion, while the straight-through barrel design allows two compatible copper conductors to be joined using suitable compression crimping equipment.
Designed for 50 mm² copper cables, the COL50B provides a practical solution for larger conductor connections where reliable electrical continuity and mechanical strength are important. The connector is supplied uninsulated, allowing installers to apply suitable heat-shrink sleeving or other protective insulation according to the installation requirements. Supplied in a convenient pack of 30 connectors, it is suitable for electrical contractors, industrial maintenance engineers, panel builders and power distribution specialists.
Copper tube butt connectors such as the Partex COL50B provide a dependable method of joining two electrical conductors in a straight-through configuration. Each prepared cable end is inserted into the appropriate side of the tubular connector and secured using a suitable compression crimping tool and die. When correctly installed, the resulting joint provides reliable electrical contact and mechanical retention.
The COL50B is designed for 50 mm² copper conductors used in industrial electrical systems, power distribution equipment and machinery installations. Its copper construction supports efficient current transfer through the connection, while the protective tin-plated surface helps reduce oxidation and corrosion during normal service conditions.
The straight-through connector configuration allows cables to be joined without the need for a separate bolted terminal or mounting stud. This makes copper tube butt connectors particularly useful for inline cable extensions, electrical repairs and permanent conductor splices where a compact connection is required.
For correct installation, conductors should be stripped to the appropriate length without damaging the copper strands, fully inserted into the connector and crimped using suitable tooling. As the COL50B is uninsulated, the completed joint must be provided with appropriately rated insulation and environmental protection where required. The complete cable splice must be suitable for the circuit current, operating voltage, conductor construction and installation conditions.
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| Suitable Conductor Material | Copper | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Butt / Through Connector | |
| Conductor Size | 50 mm² | |
| Material | Copper | |
| Manufacturer | Partex | |
| Series | COLB Copper Tube Butt Connectors | |
| Model | COL50B | |
| Product type | Copper tube butt connector / inline cable splice | |
| Conductor cross-sectional area | 50 mm² | |
| Connector material | High-conductivity copper | |
| Surface finish | Tin plated | |
| Connector configuration | Straight-through tubular connector | |
| Insulation | Uninsulated | |
| Connection type | Cable-to-cable inline splice | |
| Termination method | Compression crimping | |
| Conductor compatibility | Copper conductors | |
| Nominal conductor size | 50 mm² at each end | |
| Installation | Suitable copper tube connector crimping tool and die | |
| Application | Electrical cable joining and power conductor splicing | |
| Pack quantity | 30 pieces | |
| HS Code | 74031900 |
The Partex COL50B is used to create secure straight-through electrical connections between two 50 mm² copper conductors. It is suitable for industrial power distribution, electrical cable extensions, machinery wiring and permanent cable splicing applications.
The COL50B is designed for copper conductors with a nominal cross-sectional area of 50 mm². Both cable ends should be compatible with the connector barrel and correctly crimped using suitable tooling.
The connector is manufactured from high-conductivity copper with a protective tin-plated finish. The copper construction supports efficient electrical conductivity, while the plating helps protect the connector against oxidation and corrosion.
No. The Partex COL50B is an uninsulated copper tube butt connector. After crimping, suitable insulation such as appropriately rated heat-shrink tubing should be applied where required to provide electrical insulation and environmental protection.
This product is supplied in a pack of 30 copper tube butt connectors, making it suitable for electrical contractors, industrial maintenance teams and professional cable installation projects.
Partex copper tube butt connectors provide practical and dependable cable joining solutions for professional electrical installations. The COL50B combines a robust 50 mm² copper tubular barrel with a protective tin-plated finish, helping electrical contractors, panel builders and maintenance engineers create secure inline conductor connections in industrial power distribution systems, machinery and electrical equipment.
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