Richelieu Aluminum Cable Ferrules & Stops 3/32” 2 pk

Name: Richelieu Aluminum Cable Ferrules &amp; Stops 3/32” 2 pk
SKU: 5056525
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$1.84

SKU: 5056525 Categories: Chain & Cable Hardware, Hardware, Rope Chain & Cable

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This Richelieu Aluminum Cable Ferrules & Stops 3/32” 2 pk is the perfect small piece of hardware for cleanly and securely terminating light-duty wire rope and cable. If you’re hanging art, securing lighter gates, or building a small tension line, these sleeves provide a crimp that you can trust won’t slip under a moderate load. They have a precise, soft feel, which is exactly what you want when you’re about to crimp them with your swaging tool. They resist corrosion outdoors and allow you to form permanent loops or fixed end stops quickly and reliably for a professional result every time.

Key Features of Richelieu Aluminum Cable Ferrules & Stops

Specifically sized for 3/32 inch diameter wire rope and aircraft cable

Constructed from a pliable aluminum alloy for easy swaging

Creates a permanent, fixed termination point or cable loop

Offers excellent resistance to outdoor weathering and rust

Ideal for securing light signs or basic garage door cables

The 2-pack provides the pieces needed to make one complete loop

Stops anchor the cable, and ferrules create the loop end

Maintains a clean, bright appearance for exposed installations

Requires compression using a dedicated swaging or crimping tool

Additional Information

Brand: Richelieu

Product Type: Cable Ferrules and Stops

Model:

Product Use: Wire Rope and Cable Termination

Size: 3/32 inch

Material: Aluminum

Height: 3/8 inch

Length: 2-1/2 inch

Width: 1-1/2 inch

Since these are for thinner cable, you need to be careful not to over-crimp them, which can weaken the cable itself. When you use your swaging tool, focus on compressing the ferrule enough to flow the metal around the cable, but stop before you distort the ends. Also, always cut your cable with a sharp cable cutter before installing these; frayed ends will prevent the cable from passing smoothly through the ferrule, making a good crimp impossible.