Solder Seal Heat Shrink Waterproof Wire Connectors - Review

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LXNCTORT 150Pcs Yellow Tin Solder Seal Heat Shrink Wire Connectors Butt Splice Wire Waterproof Terminals A.W.G. 12-10 for Automotive,Boat,Marine,Electrical
About this item
Products Including: 150Pcs 5.5，Yellow AWG 12-10，4mm-6mm.
Easy Use: Select a suitable size of heat shrink terminal and place it between two wires. Heat it evenly with a heat gun or other heat source to melt the hot melt waterproof adhesive ring at both ends. After the tin solder in the middle melts, it can be convenient and faster connected to the wires at both ends.
Waterproofing Sealing: The hot melt waterproof adhesive ring and heat shrink tubing at both ends can seal both ends, achieving good waterproof and sealing performance, and can be used underwater or outdoors
Applications：Used for wire connections according to the A.W.G.12-10 standard, in automobiles, boats, machinery, electronic products or other products.
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[@LuckyTuba-zf3vr]

Wow those really work thanks for the video

[@Gear_Now]

I was very impressed with these in ordering different sizes now after seeing how well they work

[@LuckyTuba-zf3vr]

Can you heat it and take it off?

[@Gear_Now]

No once they are on they are solid

[@mj-lp5eb]

The solder on the ones i've used IS supposed to melt into the bare metal wires and apparently also melts at a lower temp than standard solder so that it melts with a heat gun when shrinking the ends

[@Gear_Now]

Thanks for the feedback

[@itsallinyourhead1200]

if the conductor (in this case the copper wire) doesn't get hot enough to melt the solder itself, it's considered a "cold" solder joint. In other words, when soldering, the conductor is heated up to the point where it melts the solder into it, for proper solder joint. This is according to the IPC 7712 soldering certification manual. These little connectors, really don't create a proper solder joint.

[@Gear_Now]

That’s interesting I am definitely not that versed in soldering nor claim to be. I have done some basic soldering on radio installations and random projects I had never seen these before so thought I give them a test seemed to work very well to me thanks for the feedback

[@lloydames8752]

These are junk and will fail in about a year. Not enough solder, You need a strong mechanical bond before soldering.

[@Gear_Now]

Very interesting yeah I had actually never seen these so ordered a set just to test and use on few things I thought they worked great time time tell guess on the long haul thanks for the feedback

[@Metal_seer]

I twist the wires. The solder makes a ring physicallt binding them together. Good steength. Good conduction. But, I only use them in locations where a solderonh iron would be awkward.