Sta-Kon F2034 INS PP FERRULE 16, 1.5 MM2, LG .96

The F2034 wire ferrule is sized for 16 AWG conductor, which is the 1.5 mm2 metric equivalent called out in its description. If you're terminating 14 AWG or 18 AWG stranded wire, you need a different ferrule size - a ferrule that is loose on the strands won't crimp into a solid pin and one that is undersized won't accept the full conductor.

Yes - the F2034 is black, and black is the standard DIN color code for 1.5 mm2 (16 AWG) insulated ferrules. If your panel shop keys off ferrule color to verify conductor size at inspection, black here matches the 1.5 mm2 convention.

Copper barrel with a polypropylene insulating collar. Copper is what lets the crimped pin stay conductive and compliant under a screw terminal's clamping pressure, which is exactly where ferrules are used - stranded wire going into a terminal block, breaker lug, or contactor so the strands don't splay or cold-flow under the screw.

The F2034 is a .96 inch overall length ferrule. Length matters because the crimped copper barrel has to seat fully inside the terminal's wire well - on shallow terminal blocks a long ferrule will bottom out or leave bare pin exposed outside the clamp, so check the well depth on your block before standardizing on this one.

Yes. Insulated wire ferrules like the F2034 require a ferrule crimper - typically a four-indent or hex-jaw die sized for 1.5 mm2. A standard insulated-terminal crimper with oval nests will deform the polypropylene collar and won't compress the copper barrel squarely. The crimp tool is a separate purchase; nothing is included with the ferrules.

They solve different problems. A ferrule, like the F2034, goes inside a clamping screw terminal and keeps 16 AWG stranded wire from splaying - it does not create a lug you can bolt down. If your connection point is a stud or a screw you tighten onto a flat tongue, you need a ring or fork terminal instead. Terminal blocks, drive terminals, contactor and breaker clamp terminals are where the ferrule belongs.

The part number is F2034, made in Germany. Distributors cross-referencing it should order against the F2034 designation - the color (black) and the 1.5 mm2 / 16 AWG rating are the two attributes that identify it against adjacent sizes in the same series.