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The Ilsco CLWS-8-10 is a SureCrimp copper compression lug designed for 8 AWG conductors. It features a long barrel type with a #10 bolt size mounting hole and an overall length of 1.569 inches. The component utilizes seamless electro-tin plated copper material, providing a voltage rating of 35 kV. Key dimensions include a barrel length of 0.812 inches and a sight window for inspection. It meets UL, CSA, and NEMA Code S-588-3 specifications.
Verify that the required conductor size matches exactly 8 AWG to ensure proper fit within the barrel. Confirm the need for a long barrel configuration versus standard options. Check for UL and CSA listing requirements specific to your jurisdiction. Ensure the mounting hardware corresponds to the specified #10 bolt size. Review NEMA Code S-588-3 compliance if mandated by project specifications.
Select this model when a long barrel geometry is necessary for the specific application layout. Choose based on the requirement for tin-plated copper to enhance environmental durability. Consider the 35 kV rating for appropriate insulation coordination in medium-voltage circuits. Ensure the #10 bolt hole aligns with existing panel or busbar configurations.
This part belongs to the Ilsco SureCrimp line of copper compression lugs. It is distinct from the CSWS-8-10 variant, which utilizes a standard barrel instead of a long barrel. Both share similar material properties but differ in physical dimensions and application scope.
Direct substitutes are not explicitly confirmed in public documentation. The CSWS-8-10 serves as a functional alternative only if standard barrel length is acceptable. Verify dimensional compatibility before considering any cross-reference.
The sight window allows installers to visually confirm that the conductor is fully inserted into the barrel before crimping.
Yes, the specifications indicate it is suitable for 8 AWG solid conductors.
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