Hello everyone and thank you in advance for your help.
We have a compressor in our lab that uses a 3 phase 220V power source and the power cable wires are fitted with ring tongue lug compression terminals which connect to the machine via screws.
picture of ring tongue lug compression terminal for your reference.
The wire is crimped and held in place to the connector, but there is still a lot of space in between, not to mention some extra frayed wire sticking out. Is it OK to use regular tin solder to "fill in the gaps" between the wire and the crimping? My intuition says it should be ok but just wondering.
We have a compressor in our lab that uses a 3 phase 220V power source and the power cable wires are fitted with ring tongue lug compression terminals which connect to the machine via screws.
picture of ring tongue lug compression terminal for your reference.
The wire is crimped and held in place to the connector, but there is still a lot of space in between, not to mention some extra frayed wire sticking out. Is it OK to use regular tin solder to "fill in the gaps" between the wire and the crimping? My intuition says it should be ok but just wondering.