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The Ilsco CSWS-750-58 is a SureCrimp copper compression lug designed for heavy-duty electrical connections. It accommodates conductors ranging from 500 to 750 kcmil (21/32) with a single 5/8-inch bolt hole. The component features a standard barrel length of 1.5 inches, an overall length of 3.839 inches, and seamless electro-tin plated copper construction. Certified by UL and CSA, it includes a sight window for crimp verification.
Verify that the conductor size falls within the 500 to 750 kcmil range before procurement. Confirm the requirement for a 5/8-inch stud size matches the installation hardware. Ensure compliance with local codes requiring UL and CSA certification. Check for specific barrel length requirements if space constraints exist, as this model uses a standard 1.5-inch barrel.
Select this lug when connecting stranded copper cables between 500 and 750 kcmil to a 5/8-inch terminal. The tin plating provides necessary protection against environmental degradation. The sight window feature is critical for quality control during compression. Ensure the application does not require a different barrel type or hole configuration.
This part belongs to the Ilsco SureCrimp series of copper compression lugs. The CSWS prefix indicates a standard barrel with a sight window. The 750 denotes the maximum conductor capacity, while 58 specifies the 5/8-inch bolt hole diameter. These components are engineered for reliable mechanical and electrical performance in industrial settings.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Replacement requires matching the 500-750 kcmil conductor range, 5/8-inch hole size, and standard barrel length. Verify compatibility with existing dies, such as index I-106, to ensure proper crimping without modification.

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