Orange 20-22 AWG Wire Ferrule - 6mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 20-22 Insulation Color: Orange Ferrule Length: 6mm (0.24 in.) Stripping Length: 8mm (0.31 in.)

Turquoise 22-24 AWG Wire Ferrule - 6mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 22-24 Insulation Color: Turquoise  Ferrule Length: 6mm (0.24 in.) Stripping Length: 8mm (0.31 in.)

White 18-20 AWG Wire Ferrule - 6mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 18-20 Insulation Color: White Ferrule Length: 6mm (0.24 in.) Stripping Length: 8mm (0.31 in.)

Yellow 18 AWG Wire Ferrule - 6mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 18 Insulation Color: Yellow Ferrule Length: 6mm (0.24 in.) Stripping Length: 8mm (0.31 in.)

Red 16 AWG Wire Ferrule - 8mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 16 Insulation Color: Red Ferrule Length: 8mm (0.31 in.) Stripping Length: 10mm (0.39 in.)

Blue 14 AWG Wire Ferrule - 8mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 14 Insulation Color: Blue Ferrule Length: 8mm (0.31 in.) Stripping Length: 10mm (0.39 in.)

Grey 12 AWG Wire Ferrule - 10mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 12 Insulation Color: Grey Ferrule Length: 10mm (0.39 in.) Stripping Length: 12mm (0.47 in.)

Black 10 AWG Wire Ferrule - 10mm Length - 25 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 25 Wire Size (AWG): 10 Insulation Color: Black Ferrule Length: 12mm (0.47 in.) Stripping Length: 14mm (0.59 in.)

Brown 4 AWG Wire Ferrule - 16mm Length - 10 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 10 Wire Size (AWG): 4 Insulation Color: Brown Ferrule Length: 16mm (0.63 in.) Stripping Length: 18mm (0.75 in.)

Beige 2 AWG Wire Ferrule - 16mm Length - 10 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 10 Wire Size (AWG): 2 Insulation Color: Beige Ferrule Length: 16mm (0.63 in.) Stripping Length: 18mm (0.75 in.)

Ivory 8 AWG Wire Ferrule - 12mm Length - 10 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 10 Wire Size (AWG): 8 Insulation Color: Ivory Ferrule Length: 12mm (0.47 in.) Stripping Length: 14mm (0.59 in.)

Green 6 AWG Wire Ferrule - 12mm Length - 10 Pack Wire fraying can quickly become a problem when dealing with IEC (European)-style terminal blocks. As the wire frays, the connection becomes weaker, and the problem will need to be addressed. But all that can be prevented. How? By utilizing wire ferrules. Wire ferrules are a type of terminal that prevents wire fraying. It covers the stranded wire and creates a solid, connected piece. In a sense, wire ferrules make stranded wire behave like solid wire. This is important, especially when working with IEC terminal blocks. How are wire ferrules properly used? The first step is to strip the wire to the correct length. Now slide the ferrule over the exposed wire. Make sure that the nylon casing butts up to the wire insulation. Once set, crimp using the proper tool. Using the proper tool is important, as, without the proper pressure, the wire may not create a solid connection. Proper crimping pressure and technique are key to ensuring continued performance. Once properly crimped, users can add heat shrink for added protection if they choose.  Features: Prevent strand separation while minimizing strand breakage Insulated ferrules provide additional electrical insulation Increase connection reliability when terminating stranded wire in terminal blocks Specifications: Package Size: 10 Wire Size (AWG): 6 Insulation Color: Green Ferrule Length: 12mm (0.47 in.) Stripping Length: 14mm (0.59 in.)

22-18 AWG Heat Shrink Butt Connector - 25 Pack Butt splices are crimp connectors used to safely connect one or more wires to another wire. Step-down butt splices are meant to connect a higher-gauge wire to a lower-gauge wire. They could also be used to connect two or more smaller-gauge wires to a single wire. When selecting which type to get, pay special attention to whether they are epoxy lined or not. Many manufacturers do not line the interior of their butt splices with meltable glue. This epoxy reacts to heat and expands, creating a superior, environmentally sealed connection. Features: Made from tinned copper and various insulations Up to 600 Volts Not applicable to all styles Operating Temp: -55°C to 125°C UL, CSA, RoHS Compliant Benefits & Protections Impact Resistant Multiple Uses Long Term Protection Easy to Install Specifications: Wire Range: #22-18 AWG Insulation Color: Red Max Wire Insulation Outer Diameter (inch): 0.19" Package Size: Twenty-five

16-14 AWG Heat Shrink Butt Connector - 25 Pack Butt splices are crimp connectors used to safely connect one or more wires to another wire. Step-down butt splices are meant to connect a higher-gauge wire to a lower-gauge wire. They could also be used to connect two or more smaller-gauge wires to a single wire. When selecting which type to get, pay special attention to whether they are epoxy lined or not. Many manufacturers do not line the interior of their butt splices with meltable glue. This epoxy reacts to heat and expands, creating a superior, environmentally sealed connection. Features: Made from tinned copper and various insulations Up to 600 Volts Not applicable to all styles Operating Temp: -55°C to 125°C UL, CSA, RoHS Compliant Benefits & Protections Impact Resistant Multiple Uses Long Term Protection Easy to Install Specifications: Wire Range: #16-14 AWG Insulation Color: Blue Max Wire Insulation Outer Diameter (inch): 0.21" Package Size: Twenty-five

12-10 AWG Heat Shrink Butt Connector - 25 Pack Butt splices are crimp connectors used to safely connect one or more wires to another wire. Step-down butt splices are meant to connect a higher-gauge wire to a lower-gauge wire. They could also be used to connect two or more smaller-gauge wires to a single wire. When selecting which type to get, pay special attention to whether they are epoxy lined or not. Many manufacturers do not line the interior of their butt splices with meltable glue. This epoxy reacts to heat and expands, creating a superior, environmentally sealed connection. Features: Made from tinned copper and various insulations Up to 600 Volts Not applicable to all styles Operating Temp: -55°C to 125°C UL, CSA, RoHS Compliant Benefits & Protections Impact Resistant Multiple Uses Long Term Protection Easy to Install Specifications: Wire Range: #12-10 AWG Insulation Color: Yellow Max Wire Insulation Outer Diameter (inch): 0.28" Package Size: Twenty-five