will these crimp down on very thin transitor wires? around 26 gauge
2018575
They will hold onto 26 ga wire. But you need to have space on either side of the wire to place them around the wire.
2018576
Yes. Inspect your transistor if it is solid core. It will be rigid and will be a stable hold.
2018577
Yes, they should as these are made much better than most clips I have used. As Pablo suggested I would go with the regular TL6 version rather than the TL6LG (I own both, only using the larger ones for tasks with a bit of current like bypassing motor relays, etc.). The clip on the smaller version is about 1/3 the size and if working with a breadboard you will find the larger version may pull your leads from the board.
62543
You will need to fold the wire over to get the screw to crimp it in place, but it should work.
1337113
Not sure. 24 is pretty small. I ran my STRIPPED wires down the barrel and out the side before twisting tight and had no problem. The stupid question is of course, "Were the wires stripped of insulation?". Other than that, maybe your skinny wires are slipping to some part of the plug that is not part of the conductive system. If all else is good maybe try folding back the stripped part of the wire upon which the "screw" impinges back on itself to make it thicker.
44757
I bought this for my wife. She has small spools on them. I would have to measure tomorrow and make sure for you.
726642
No. They about 8 inches of wiire, one positive and one negative, coming out of them. You will need wire, fuses/relays, and switches.
1190281
Yes that gauge wire should be no problem. These were actually larger than I was expecting.
1763234
They are screw down terminals,so I would think so but not hundred percent sure
974208
Yes these are a very bendable thin wire. We bent corners where we needed them easily.
595896
Will these work to hold a coax under a lift gate without crushing the coax ?
943674
It depends on if you have molding underneath the cabinet. If so, then likely yes as these wiremolds are pretty thin.
1825161
Well this is what I know. I borrowed a friends crimper that was made for these. it work very well and these clamps , if clamped right really grip!!! the crimper he had was not a hgh dollar crimper but you could set the crimper with a guage so you know how much to crimp the clamp. you could try your wire cutters and see if it crimps right...the worst thing that will happen is your pipe will leak and you will have to cut the crimp off and more then likely replace the pex pipe.
1764220
As I recall these had a 3/8"-ish post - so I would bet money that they would. I have seen others around the town I live in installed on bull bars, push bars, straight to bumper installation -you name it. They come with a ridiculously long wire harness so you should be able to fish your wires through the bull bar without splicing too.
903818
These won't work. Buy bigger tie downs these are not welded in center and open up when under pressure.
1213278
As long as the wire insulation is not old/ stiff these work great. I have only used them on stranded wire, not solid core though.
538078
It just depends on how professional you want the crimps to look. But small pliers will work to crimp the ends and hold onto the wire.
7243
Yes they will work perfectly, I use to crimp custom servo connectors, which are pretty much the same.
254965
I do not think these will be thick enough. I use them for melting lead and they are marginally thick for handling the metal dipper. Had to wrap the steel dipper handle to keep the heat from being too much. Only have lead at 700 degrees.