Tensioning with a Gripple Torque Tool

Our product specialist Shane guides you through the basics of using a Gripple Torque Tool to add tension to your splices that use Gripple, Fastlok, or Fastlink wire splicers.
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[@mikelance7175]

The torque tool with the large gripples very hard to work with

[@WizmanG1]

I watched quite a few of videos on this product. Looks like it works geat but there is NO documentation on recommended torque settings for the size of the wire being used.

[@Dmenbiker]

Ken, morning... Where so I get those "blue wire twists"... Thanks, Dave

[@KencoveFarmFence]

kencove.com/fence/Gripple+Twister_detail_CGWT.php

[@blueraid15]

how tight can you really get it? new stretch tight? tia

[@KencoveFarmFence]

Hello Donny, Yes using Gripple, Fastlok, and Fastlink with the torque tools, you can get your spliced line to the same tension as your unspliced lines.

[@jamesrichardson878]

Can it be used on electric fence

[@KencoveFarmFence]

Yes, you can use Gripples with electric fence!

[@tunapig]

Blue wire twist eh? I was wondering. So where the heck do I get that?

[@tunapig]

I'm gonna try tape

[@KencoveFarmFence]

Hello You can find them here - kencove.com/fence/detail.php?code=CGWT

[@antonyomeara-bk9pm]

It will slip, bend them wires boy