Sta-Kon A252G NON-INS FEM-250 FLAG DISC, 22-18 LE

The A252G is sized for 22 to 18 AWG stranded wire, which is the small-gauge range used for control wiring, appliance leads, and low-current motor or fan connections. Using it on anything heavier than 18 AWG will not crimp properly, so step up to a 16-14 AWG terminal for those conductors.

Yes. It's a female 250 series disconnect, meaning it mates with a .250 inch (1/4 inch) wide male tab, the standard blade found on relays, switches, fan motors, and contactors.

No insulation on it at all. It's a bare brass terminal, so if the connection sits where it can contact a grounded enclosure wall or an adjacent terminal, you'll need to add a separate nylon or vinyl insulating sleeve or heat shrink over the barrel. Many OEM applications use the non-insulated version intentionally because the device housing or a factory boot already provides the barrier.

A flag disconnect brings the wire in at 90 degrees to the mating tab instead of straight behind it, so the conductor runs parallel to the terminal face. That is what you want when the tab sits close to a housing wall, inside a tight motor end bell, or in a shallow junction box where a straight terminal would need an inch or more of clearance behind it and force a sharp bend in the wire. On an open panel with room behind the tab, a straight 250 disconnect is the simpler choice. The A252G is the 90 degree flag version.

Yes, non-insulated terminals use a different die than insulated ones. They crimp with the non-insulated (open barrel style) nest of a ratcheting terminal tool sized for 22-18 AWG, not the color-coded insulated nests. Using an insulated-terminal die on a bare brass barrel gives a loose crimp that pulls out.

The body is brass with a metallic finish and no insulation. Brass is the normal conductor material for crimp disconnects and works fine in dry and ordinary indoor panel conditions. Because the barrel is bare metal, in a wet or washdown location you should rely on a sealed enclosure or add your own heat shrink over the crimp rather than leaving the terminal exposed.

Yes, country of origin is the United States. That matters on government, institutional, and Buy American specified jobs where domestic sourcing has to be documented for the submittal.

Order Sta-Kon A252G. One model covers it: non-insulated, 90 degree flag, female 250 series, 22-18 AWG. There are no finish or size options to specify.