50x Heat Shrink Female Slip-on Connector 14-16 Awg Ks66-14-250f Boat Rv Car on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
Brand new item in original , sealed factory packaging .
- FEMALE
- Slip-On
- 14-16 AWG
- .250" TAB
- Fully insulated
The Sealed Crimp Slip-on Connectors are the most common connectors on the market.
Features:
Advantages of Butted Seam Connectors: Formed when metal is stamped, rolled, & butted to create the connector barrel. This allows better wire contact, less voltage drop, increase current flow, & superior tensile strength.
I also sell the MALE heat shrink 14-16 AWG connectors. If purchased together discount may apply.
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