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J.C. Marine Service
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Only use ancor wire terminals and wire. Other brands use thinner shrink material lug wire holes are smaller.
Toy4u
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Original and that says it all! Highly recommended!
Kate R
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
Great quality and performed as noted for a great price
Dale
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024
Shrinks up with a heat gun to a tight seal
Rob M
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023
With all the cheap versions of rings, connectors, lugs, etc, on Amazon, it's hard to know if you're sacrificing quality for price.These are listed as UL rated. A bit more expensive than others (I bought M8 10-12AWG rings) but now that I have them in my hands, they look sturdy. I'm connecting short-run wires to a DIY battery box, and many of my components expect 10awg. I don't like skimping when it comes to direct attachments to the battery. With these, so far, so good.
Darryl smith
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
Ancor makes quality, they are heavier material than T&B lugs and the shrink tubing is top notch! knocked off 1 star a little pricey and would like to see a little more length at the barrel crimp area!Yes I would buy again.
AlohaJeff
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023
You get what you pay for. I don't know who makes the terminals for Ancor but these are a GOOD product. Most of the garbage found on the "Jungle Store" is just that, GARBAGE! Yes, the Ancor terminals are more expensive. But you are working on an electrical project that most likely has important circuits that you don't want to fail in use... or set fire to whatever you're working on!
RockGardener
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020
These have been consistent in quality and crimp performance. Pictured is a 10 AWG wire crimped with the Ancor single crimp crimp tool before and after heating the shrink insulation. The performance for 10 AWG wire was great, the performance with 12 AWG was slightly less, but still reliable and secure. You can see that the insulation is thin where it has been crimped, but it does remain intact and completely sealed after applying heat and shrinking the insulation. The after photos show that the thin area created when crimping maintains plenty of thickness and the presence of adhesive all the way around both ends of the heat shrink.After needing to trim some insulation back on one and cutting deeper than intended I can verify that these are tinned copper. The heat shrink is thicker than many I have used and it shrinks slowly making it easy to produce a secure seal and consistent thickness all the way around the connection. As many wires will have different outside diameters, I will point out that my results were produced using Ancor brand wire as well. I did have a few components that needed to be spliced and obtained quality results with those wires as well.
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