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Battery Cable Lug suppliers in India

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About battery cable lug

A cable lug is the fitting that joins a battery lead to a terminal clamp, starter post or chassis earth point. Lugs here are brass, in big closed round, open U and big-hole U types, L-type OEM lugs, inter-DI big hole lugs and patterns for Maruti cars and vans, with economy and white-finish options. Brass carries current well and resists corrosion around the battery. Buyers compare the cable size in sq mm the barrel accepts, stud hole diameter, shape, wall thickness, plating and the vehicle or terminal it matches.

Buyer's guide

What to check

  • Match the barrel to the cable size in sq mm
  • Measure the stud hole diameter against the terminal or starter post
  • Check the shape (closed round, open U or L-type) and the wall thickness
  • Confirm the material is brass and check any tin or nickel plating

What to ask the supplier

  • Ask for the vehicle model or terminal the lug is designed for
  • Ask whether the lug is meant for crimping, soldering or both

Content updated 9 October 2026