What gauge wire is this? I want to use the correct crimp cap size. Thank you.
1452642
I used the red butt connectors 22-18g wire from this metra harness to my new radio harness and they fit and crimped perfect
1452643
I'm guessing, but it is probably 22 AWG (seems smaller than 20). The butt splices (crimps) with the red color are good for 18 - 22 AWG, and can accommodate smaller than 22 if needed. The splices are Amp 8-55824-2 or the equivalent. I used these: http://www.te.com/catalog/pn/en/8-55824-2?RQPN=8-55824-2. Happy wiring! I've read reviews & comments suggesting twisting the wires and wrapping with electrical tape, and I can tell you that you don't want to go there unless you want to re-wire it at some point in the near future.
563335
I really do not know the wire gauge size, however these are sold primarily for the Battery Tender which only puts out 3/4 amps.
2233906
I am sorry I cannot answer you directly (with authority) since there are no markings other than serial number and a letter on each nozzle. however, using a .30 welding wire, it will go through with slight slack so, The best answer I can give: larger than a .30 welding wire. the diameters vary slightly as each is slightly oblong as they have different spray pattern O, 15, 25 and 40 degee spray patters, the Black is a large oblong (almost square opening). the set I received, all were brass with a colored plastic housing.
447487
I think it should fit but may look kind of a sloppy installation. I got this to use with 0 gauge wire but decided to use 2/0 wire and it worked nicely. Remember the heavier wire the less voltage drop at higher amps.
2143193
I think you need something more like the HT-225D. You're most likely talking about Molex open barrel terminals and the 225D is specifically for smaller wire. It has two crimpers, for 18-22 and for 24-30, Says it's for 3 or 4 pin Molex and D-Sub & Open Barrel connectors.
316044
Hello Scott,I bought these crimpers earlier this summer. I have used them for both mono and wire leaders and making 'double hook rigs' and have not had the slightest problem. They're great. Jim
1842435
Hi, We used 16 gauge wire. It works fine for us. Not sure that's the proper gauge but that's what we've used on all our fence chargers.
884442
Greetings. Please excuse my late response. I do not see a specific gauge listed, but as a previous post lists, it has" clore powerflex-II #2AWG cable 600V -40°C welding cable". I measure it to be 1/2 inch thick. I did not do a" Google search" for jumper cable gauges, but that may also help. I hope this has helped. I have not used mine yet, but it seems like a high quality item.
2149046
mine works ok, Agree that you have to fuss with the fine wire to get it to crimp well but I have been getting a good crimp by folding the fine wire back on itself and crimping this in place in the insulated ring connectors. Use a straight wire when crimping into cannon plug pins and female connectors.
2164112
Thanks for asking. I used the 20pc Premium Brass 18-22 Gauge Male-Female Solderless Crimp Bullet Plug Connectors by Pro Tools Price: $2.39 available from Amazon and crimped both ends. Best regards, Mark H
2143191
I believe this would, but a lot depends on the quality of the connectors you use. This crimpers, like others, depends on user skill level (stripping the correct amount of insulation etc.) and the quality of the connectors used (in my humble opinion). This crimper works great and the jaws have adjustment screws. On smaller gauge wire it is trickier, but again, it's all in the skill of the operator I think. I also find tinning the wire seems to help on smaller gauge wire too.
373391
I used 14 gauge, and it fits with plenty of room. Appears as if 12 gauge will work too. The trick is to have just enough wire coming out and over the edge to make a proper connection. Works like a charm.
1636495
The 12 gauge wire is really thick. It is about the thickness of a rubber hair tie. I think you need like 18 gauge or smaller. Wire is smaller as the gauge gets higher.
1985124
I'll bring one to my local hardware guy and get him to identify the specs on it. A couple of years ago I brought one to him to get same size in a wing-nut, but they were unavailable for that size. I'll update my answer in a day or two with the specs after I see the hardware guy.My hardware guy said it is a Socket Head Cap Screw --- 6mm x 16mm with a 1.0 pitch.
2226544
Hello, the smallest I was able to make was just over a 2mm, the next size was 3.5 and the largest 5mm. I realize the 2mm sounds small though I had purchased for a particular project. I was using 26 gauge wire and was wanting a tight loop. Also the pliers were rather heavy so it was bending the wire from the shear weight. But they are well made just too big and heavy for me. Unfortunately I do not use them. Hope this helps.
246516
These are kind of like a universal set, more or less. You just cut the cable to the length you need and then crimp on an end cap. I just put a set on my 1996 Caloi Sigma X-C and they work great ;?D
237261
You need to get end piece connectors and a crimper. Cut a small piece off the wire, if you have wire to spare, and ask at the hardware store what size and type of connectors you need.