What type of connectors requires no curing during the termination process?

Crimp connectors are designed for quick and efficient termination of cables without the need for additional curing processes. When a crimp connector is used, the connector is attached to the conductor using a crimping tool that deforms the connector around the wire, establishing a secure mechanical and electrical connection almost instantly. The simplicity of this method is one of its main advantages, allowing for rapid installation and minimizing the time and materials required compared to other connection methods that need curing agents or specific conditions to bond materials together.

In contrast, other types of connectors, like anaerobic and chemical connectors, rely on chemical reactions or curing time to achieve a secure connection, which can increase installation time and complexity. Mechanical connectors, while they may not require curing, often involve more assembly steps than crimp connectors. This makes crimp connectors a preferred choice when quick, reliable terminations are necessary.