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XHF 16 AWG Insulated Wire Ferrules

Tin-plated copper sleeve with a nylon collar for 16 AWG stranded wire.

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  • Wire size16 AWG / 1.5 mm²
  • SleeveTin-plated copper
  • CollarNylon, insulated
  • ForStranded wire into screw or spring terminals

XHF Wire Ferrules

Selected pack: Black, 1000 pcs

$9.99 $0.010 per piece Order This Pack on Amazon See all 6 pack sizes

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Pack sizes and prices

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Prices from our last update. Per unit is the pack price divided by the pieces or feet in it.
ChooseColorPiecesPack pricePer unit
Black1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc
Blue1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc
Green1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc
Red1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc
White1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc
Yellow1,000 $9.99$0.010 / pc

A ferrule is a short copper tube you slide over the stripped end of a stranded wire and crimp flat. Every strand ends up inside one clean pin, so nothing splays out of a screw terminal and nothing breaks off when you tighten the screw a second time.

We size these for 16 AWG, which is 1.5 mm² in the metric sizes you find on most European terminal blocks. We make the sleeve from tin-plated copper and the collar from nylon. The collar color is yours to choose, so you can keep one gauge in one color or code circuits by color on the same rail.

Strip the wire to the length of the metal sleeve, push it in until the copper shows at the far end, and crimp with a ferrule crimper. Ordinary pliers flatten the tube instead of squeezing it round, and that crimp can let go.

What it will not do

  • They do not fit solid wire, which goes into a terminal bare.
  • A ferrule needs a crimper. Squeezing it with pliers gives a weak joint.
  • A pack holds one gauge. For mixed wire sizes, the assortment kit is cheaper than several packs.