#8 Aluminum Crimping Sleeves
S-HWR-CRIMPXXV
About the product
Aluminum crimping loop sleeves are made of copper and offer a reliable, corrosion-resistant way to secure wire rope ends for cable projects and repairs.
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#8
cable crimp size is compatible with 3.2mm wire rope and fits up to 1.6mm wire for looping purposes
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Includes 25/100/1000 wire crimps per pack
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Use with crimping tools, vise, or compression tools to secure loop ends or join cable lengths. Regular pliers will NOT be able to squeeze or crimp these sleeves.
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Rust-resistant and lightweight, ideal for both indoor and outdoor projects, including clotheslines, hanging lights, DIY cable railings, and more.
Instructions
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Slide the crimping sleeve onto one end of the wire.
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Loop the wire around your anchor point, then insert the end back into the sleeve.
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Use a crimping tool or other compression tools to press the sleeve firmly in place.
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Trim any excess wire.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q What is the #8 Aluminum Crimping Sleeves used for?
Aluminum crimping loop sleeves are made of copper and offer a reliable, corrosion-resistant way to secure wire rope ends for cable projects and repairs. #8 cable crimp size is compatible with 3.2mm wire rope and fits up to 1.6mm wire for looping.
Q How do I install the #8 Aluminum Crimping Sleeves?
Slide the hanger into the frame channel. See the product listing for detailed installation instructions.
Q What pack sizes is the #8 Aluminum Crimping Sleeves available in?
Available in: 25 pack ($0.20 Each), 100 pack ($0.10 Each), 1000 pack ($0.08 Each). Per-unit pricing decreases with larger quantities.
Q How do I choose the right picture wire?
Match the wire's weight rating to your frame. Consider your environment: standard wire is fine indoors, but use stainless steel wire in humid or outdoor areas for rust resistance.
Q Can I reuse the #8 Aluminum Crimping Sleeves?
Yes, as long as the hardware has not been bent or deformed. Inspect before reinstalling.