I've difficulty finding these crimp sleeves, instead of aluminium they are made of copper. Instead of a tube, they have two wings that folds to grip wires. Instead of large they are small. They have no insulation. They are used in automotive application to connect two or more wires. What are they?
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saeengineer
I'm confused.
You say you can't find them and then provide a link?
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Tibur Waltson
[I'm confused. You say you can't find them and then provide a link?]
The links were example pictures of the mysterious terminals. Another words, the terminals look just like this, so I provide a picture so you can see what it would look like. Those links are pictures of wire fence crimps use in farms, backyards, etc. These fence crimps are larger than the mysterious wire terminals crimps I'm looking for. To tell you the truth, I don't even know what it's called. I thought someone had ID it and called it TERMINALS.
It's made of copper. It's small about the size of two grains of rice in parallel. It folds inward to grip a wire. It's found inside my Honda. What are they?
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Bob M.
I think I know what you're talking about. I don't know what they're called, but a local electrical supply place (not Wal-Mart) would probably know, and may even have them.
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