QDiShi 1/8" (3mm) Aluminum Crimping Loop Sleeve for 1/8" Wire Rope, Cable Ferrule (100Pcs)

I use this for my dog collar business and they are always my go to. They are sturdy and reliable. You get a lot for the price and it’s so easy to work with! Makes my life easier knowing anything I make will be sturdy and not break apart!

I use these to make anchor cables for my duke foot traps and they work great. Good value. Hold great with a couple of good wacks with a hammer. Holds strong haven't had one break yet

They're aluminum wire crimps, and they work exactly as you'd hope, and expect. Sized for 1/8" wire cable, and they work well. Nothing fancy, but do a good job. I sure most people know you should crimp them from the narrower sides (open the crimper jaws wider), to do it properly, for maximum holding power. That said, I don't have an actual crimping tool, and because there wasn't going to be much stress in the application I needed these for, I crimped them on the wider sides.. It worked fine for me, for my specific application, but that's not advice... Regardless, if I ever need more than 100 of these, I'd definitely buy them again..

Did not care for hoe the flattened out when crimped but are holding well so far

100PCS Aluminum Crimping Loop Sleeve. Fit For Wire Rope and Cable Diameter: 1/8" ( 3mm - 3.4mm ) Lock both ends of the crimping loop by pliers, vise, compression tools. Economical solution for fixing and transporting general purpose cable. Suitable for dog leashes, clothes lines or anything else that require strong cable. Clamps are easy to use. The build quality is nice.

Make sure you strip back any plastic cover you might have on your cables. The crimps will eventually come loose if you dont crimp them to the metal cable itself. Any plastic sheath between the crimp and the wire will for sure make them rip loose with a big wind or extra tension.

Easy to work with and still holding. Love it when a product does what it says it will do.

I have a 500' roll of stainless steel, 1/8" braided wire that I use for lots of different stuff. Buying individual ferrules in little plastic bags at the local hardware store is ruinously expensive! Now I have enough for lots of little projects. With the proper crimper, they do a great job on cable. Latest project is to make lifting cables for pulling a dinghy out of the water with the boat crane. Along with the ferrules, some proper sized thimbles, cable, a crimper, and some heat shrink tubing, it looks like a real professional job!