Sta-Kon E226 NONINS FLAG TERM, 6, 5, No10, METAL

The E226 is sized for 6 to 5 AWG conductors. That's a heavy-gauge barrel, so it won't grip smaller control or branch-circuit wire correctly - stepping down to 8 AWG or finer needs a different terminal. Crimp it on stranded copper in that 6-5 AWG window and the connection is sound.

It's a non-insulated terminal - bare copper, metallic finish, no sleeve. In any application where the lug could be contacted or could arc to an adjacent conductor you'll want to add heat shrink or boot it yourself. If you'd rather the insulation came on the part, specify an insulated flag terminal in the same wire range instead.

A flag terminal puts the barrel at right angles to the tongue, so the wire runs parallel to the mounting surface instead of straight into it. That's what you want in a shallow enclosure, a crowded motor terminal box, or against a panel wall where a straight ring terminal would force a tight bend in 6 or 5 AWG wire. If you have room to come in head-on, a standard ring terminal is simpler.

Yes. The E226 carries UL file E9809, which is the reference an inspector or spec reviewer will ask for on a terminated connection.

Country of origin on the E226 is the United States, which is what a government, healthcare, or education procurement spec with a domestic-content clause needs on record.

Order Sta-Kon E226. That is the manufacturer part number for the non-insulated copper flag terminal rated 6-5 AWG with a No. 10 stud tongue.

At 6 to 5 AWG this is a heavy copper barrel, not something a small insulated-terminal plier will close properly. Plan on a full-cycle crimper or die set rated for that gauge range on non-insulated copper lugs; an under-crimped barrel in this size is the usual cause of a hot connection.