Ohaha 120pcs Wire Rope Aluminum Sleeve for 3/32 Diameter Wire Rope and Cable

Ohaha 120pcs Wire Rope Aluminum Sleeve for 3/32 Diameter Wire Rope and Cable

$ 7.99

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Based on 359 ratings

Scent

9.50

Easy to use

9.38

Easy to remove

9.08

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Product Description

The aluminum crimping loop sleeves are simple to use, without effort, and can simply be locked with a vise, pliers or compression tool to secure both ends of the guide wire securely.

There are many uses for these crimping sleeves, they can be used as dog leashes, clothes lines, and anything else that requires strong cable, they can meet your diverse needs in your

Designed with Aluminium as the main material and silver tone as the main color

The diameter of steel wire rope this fitting fits is 5 millimeters/3/32 inch

There are 120 wire ropes and 120 aluminum sleeves in this package

Questions & Answers

The diameters of the wire 1/16 inch and 3/32 inch coated are 1/16 inch. What size crimping sleeves should I use?

When maximum holding strength is required, the coating needs to be removed at the end and a 1/16" diameter crimp sleeve used directly on the wire. If the maximum holding strength is not necessary, using a 3/32" in diameter will work. It is also common to consider the safe working strength of 1/16" cable to be around 84 lbs, which is typically about 20% of the breaking strength (i.e. To allow for a safety factor of five, 400 lbs) is needed.

Selected User Reviews For Ohaha 120pcs Wire Rope Aluminum Sleeve for 3/32 Diameter Wire Rope and Cable

There is some confusion over I

4/5

The real dimension should be taken into account. There is a 1/8 opening rather than a 3/32 opening. As far as I'm concerned, the latter was what I expected, but I can't tell if the description confuses me or if I was shipped the wrong item. A monofilament of 3/32 is what I have. My local hardware store sold me an expensive 2 pack of the correct size to verify what I needed. In reality, the package contains 3/32 and that is the actual ID. It is made up of various I have no complaints about them. I wasn't prepared for these to be so large. The following two things must be kept in mind Firstly, the monofilament is sometimes messy in the cut, so the tiny extra space sometimes makes a big difference, too. It seems counterintuitive that I should be happy with the larger aperture, but at first it took my breath away and I was concerned.

Jaxen Gibbs

| Oct 08, 2020

The crimps had to be crimped twice in order for me to get them To prevent my metal rope from moving, I had to crimp each crimp twice (once at this appropriate crimp size, the second time smaller) to ensure that these crimps would not move

4/5

It seems to me that the metal rope I have been using has a plastic coating and the crimp (if done only once) will pull the covering off and ultimately fail instead of binding. I felt displeasure when I fell out of a hammock a couple of times because the crimps failed. When double crimped, they have lasted for quite a while.

Martha Clayton

| Aug 26, 2020

It's the wrong size

3/5

These ferrules are normal and I received a bag with 1/8 cable instead of 3/32 that was the only problem.

Belle MIAH

| Oct 26, 2020

The deal of the century! In my local home improvement store, I have to pay SO SO MUCH for these

5/5

It is quite a thrill to find these BAGS of sleeves that are of identical quality at a much lower price.

Kara Klein

| Dec 09, 2020

The best value for your money

5/5

They are great. I am extremely pleased with them. As a result, I made new railings for my stairs using these materials.

Journee Zimmerman

| Oct 25, 2020

I'll be quick

5/5

It turned out to be as.

Gerald Curtis

| Jun 16, 2021

This is an easy to use program

5/5

On my decoys I used these for Texas rigs. They worked well. Instead of crimpers, I lightly smashed them with a small hammer, and there hasn't been any slippage so far even with 8 oz.

Kennedi Hunt

| Nov 23, 2020

Those wire rope clamps are hard to loosen

5/5

Intended to work the way it is supposed to. The wire rope's end should be slipped over and crimped using either a crimping tool or side-cutting pliers. If these clamps let loose, I would imagine the wire would break before they let go.

Bethany Riggs

| Feb 07, 2021