Is there an issue with dissimilar metals? Thks

If only those tools worked with 6 or 8 gauge braided wire.

That tool with the strip of ferrules in it is really cool.

No need on solid wire ?

I have a amp/tyco #59500 crimping tool, what die is used to crimp 14-8 non insulated copper ferrules???

Hello these ferrules kind of terminal lug can i use this in my thhn to the plugin type breaker?

Well explained, ty for the video

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Nice demonstration of ferrules and crimping. Do you have any crash course type video to enable layman to do basic things at home...

If you just put on the ferrule and screw it on the terminal screw won't it get pinched as well?

These are late coming into my life but they sure make things convenient.

Great Video as Always

Most holes to insert wires are round. Is it okay to use a square crimped ferrule in them? Searched the net for a round crimp. Seems it doesn't exist.

A wire was sticking out of your white wire crimp. Shows why electricians twist the stranded wires so they don't stick out.

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That belt feeder is pretty neat. Hadn't seen that before.

Thank you. I bought a crimping tool combo and it came with a box of the regular connectors I've seen all my life. And it included a box of these ferrules, which I had never seen in my 68 years. So, I did what I usually do when needing to know how to use something; I searched KZbin. And thanks to you, I now know what they are used for, and also know that I will NEVER just stick in loose wires in a set-screw terminal again.

Thanks for the pointers. After reviewing several hours of DIY videos (such as yours), I was able to install my tesla gen 2 HWPC. It was a total pain in the..... but still saved me about 1k doing it myself. I'm going back to all the videos that I was able to get some key information and leaving a "thanks" comment.

Thank you

I picked up an rs ferrules tool for £10 secondhand,they go for £70 new here in the UK ,I think it will be useful

How much is that gun type crimping tool? Price isn't on the site

Thanks! Can't beat an instructions video with no waste. This method not project applicable.

would be nice if they made the insulation heatshrinkable.

Nicely explained. Learned something new today! Thank you for posting this video and for the effort taken to make it.

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why not just tin the wire with solder? does the same thing, no?

Great explanation many thanks :)

how are they manufactured. I need machine for manufacturing ferrules.

Thank you, I recently discovered ferrules, this taught me a lot

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This is a myth, measure the voltage drop difference between a ferrull and directly putting wire in at the source, electricity travels over the surface of a conductor, if you ferrull it guess what, the surface area is decreased

I found nice tools works on ferrules. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4nEomN5pdeaeq8

Learned something newcthx, I have never seen the belt load. Thats a handy addition I will have to add to my tool box. Great vid, tossed a like in forcyacas well..

These are super popular in Russia, used by residential electricians in line voltage applications. A really neat way to attach stranded wire to breaker terminals, busbar terminals, etc.

These ferrules are very nice.I've used them for car audio applications like compression terminals on amplifiers and distribution blocks.If you don't like the different colors of insulators you can simply use heat shrink to cover them.

What are the pull requirements for a ferrule crimp?

Good explanation and demonstration of ferrules and how to use them properly, thank you!

I was looking for a way to improve the safety of my home built 3D Printers.. and this video was very helpful ... and now I know why I haven't seen Ferrules here in the US.. Thanks! EDIT: Now I need to import one of those Wezag crimping guns :)

On that first ferrule you crimped with the nice tool, it has a strand hanging out. :-(

Thank you for the informative video. I thought these ferrules would come in handy, for small electronics - like R/C quadcopters, where often the wires soldered directly to the board. I can crimp the ferrule, then solder that to the board - instead of having a sloppy wire. Not really a "certified" way to do it, but quadcopter is a hobby - space is limited.

Great video. The CC sucks.

Where can I find the specification for the amount of exposed wire from ferrule? Ive read it is one diameter?

Eyes freaked me out at first :)

Very informative video! I was researching plumbing ferrules and came across this and learned something new today. Thank you!

Thanks for the tips you have contributed here.

you mention the wires fanning out when pressure is applied to a terminal screw. Does twisting the wires prior to insertion not correct this problem?

Will That tool work for metri-pack terminals as well?

Great video. Super helpful. Thanks! Using on an old BMW R100GS motorcycle to clean up the old, stock corroded terminals and make the bike easier to work on and maintain.

Almost any brand who offers self-adjusting crimping pliers offers at least two types of crimpers: 1. square (4 point) crimp 2. 6 point crimp Any reason I should prefer one over the other ?