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BURNDY YA342TC38 Two-Hole Compression Lug

The BURNDY YA342TC38 is a two-hole compression lug designed for 500 kcmil stranded copper wire. It features a 3/8-inch stud size and a long copper barrel, with no inspection hole. This lug is manufactured by BURNDY…

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BURNDY
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YA342TC38 Two-Hole Compression Lug
Part Number
YA342TC38
Category
Two-Hole Compression Lugs
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
YA342TC38
Type
Stranded Wire, Long, Copper Barrel
Stud Size
3/8 in
For Wire Type
Stranded
For Wire Sizes
500 kcmil
Inspection Hole
No

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Product Description

The BURNDY YA342TC38 is a two-hole compression lug designed for 500 kcmil stranded copper wire. It features a 3/8-inch stud size and a long copper barrel, with no inspection hole. This lug is manufactured by BURNDY under part number YA342TC38.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BURNDY YA342TC38 compression lug used for?

The BURNDY YA342TC38 is a two-hole compression lug used to terminate 500 kcmil stranded copper wire in high-current electrical connections. It is commonly applied in industrial power distribution, switchgear, and heavy equipment installations where a reliable, low-resistance joint is required.

What are the specifications of the BURNDY YA342TC38?

The BURNDY YA342TC38 is a two-hole compression lug for 500 kcmil stranded copper wire with a 3/8 in stud size. It has a long copper barrel and no inspection hole. The manufacturer part number is YA342TC38, and it is designed for stranded wire only.

Where to buy the BURNDY YA342TC38 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the BURNDY YA342TC38 compression lug to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this part number.

How to install the BURNDY YA342TC38 compression lug?

Install the BURNDY YA342TC38 by stripping the 500 kcmil stranded wire to the barrel length, inserting it fully, and using a BURNDY-recommended crimping tool to apply the specified compression. Ensure the lug is aligned with the stud before tightening. No inspection hole is present, so verify full insertion by marking the wire.

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Common applications for BURNDY
Industrial power distribution — BURNDY YA382NFXB two-hole compression lug for 500/550 kcmil stranded copper terminations
Grounding and bonding systems — BURNDY GRL5 copper ground rod clamp for direct-burial connections to 5/8 in rods
Switchgear and panel wiring — BURNDY YF25032UIL Type G barrel ferrule for 250 kcmil bare copper conductor ends
Overhead and service splices — BURNDY KS34 split-bolt connector for 500 kcmil to 2/0 AWG copper-to-copper taps
Field crimping and maintenance — BURNDY PATRIOT 600 cordless crimper with W, W-VT, and VT dies for up to 600 kcmil copper
Grounding electrode conductors — BURNDY KC28 copper-alloy grounding split bolt with 5/8"-11 stud for 1 to 4/0 AWG SOL
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3G Electric supplies BURNDY two-hole compression lugs. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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