Glarks 315Pcs Quick Splice 2.8mm 4.8mm 6.3mm Male and Female Wire Spade Connector Wire Crimp Terminal Block with Insulating Sleeve Assortment Kit

Worked great for my project wiring up and old railroad signal.

Not often does one need to have a spade push on terminal for smaller wires, like 22-26 AWG. Very few of the supposed"hardware" vendors carry these smallest terminals. I say few, but none I found actually have them in stock. Catalogs or on lines inventories may say they do, but check with them and you get "oh, that is out of stock" or " inventory is not actually reflected by online listings". Really? Then why have it there? Quality here is no less than what you expect. The multiple selection is in a handy reusable case. Price is far and away more reasonable for the DIYer than the "price for a hundred of is ... ". Who needs that many?

I was skeptical given the negative reviews. But for the money, these are tough to beat. Surely there are better connectors out there. With a nothing-special pair of crimper/cutters, I was able to make some convincing looking and well-holding crimps. I looked for tutorials on what the "right" way to crimp a female spade is, but found little to nothing helpful on the interwebs, so I relied on my mechanical inclinations. What worked really well for me, was to place the straight ends of the crimp tabs towards the concave side of the crimp tool first; as parallel with the tool face as possible. Goes without saying your wire needs to be in there. Squeeze cautiously, all you want is the tabs to come perfectly together without jumping past one another. Stop. Flip the pliers (or the connector) over so now you're putting the convex side of the crimper square into where the tabs now meet. Squeeze to push the tabs into the wire's insulation. You might want to use some force here. The rest may differ based on your pliers. I then moved the connector just outside of the crimping area of the pliers so I can squeeze tighter, rotated the connector a little (less than 90 degrees). The idea being, the previous move flattened the whole crimp out, so now we want to compact the whole crimp from either side but we don't want to smash it completely in the opposite direction. Rotate the connector to the other side and squeeze again, just outside of the crimping area. Keep crimping gently until you have a nice compact crimp. I don't know if this is the right way, but the crimps sure look impressive for a ham-fisted hack using a pair of Chinese big box store pliers. Just the kind with a diagonal cutter at the end and a couple crimp points. As they're cheap, you might find yourself smashing the channels down just a little to fit tightly onto connecting tabs, but that's not a big deal. Spend more if you need super high reliability, but for hobbies and small projects...these work just fine.

They can be a little tricky when you first start working with them, but as you get you know the crimp points they quickly become a nice bit of finish for my projects. They can be hard to get apart due to their size, I'll usually solder frequently used disconnects just to keep them intact. These also benefit from a good crimper or small pliers for forming the crimps.

Nice selection, good organizer tray

If you are doing simple, no stress hook-ups like car audio speakers, this is probably OK. For anything that requires durability or that you will plugging and unplugging, look elsewhere. The metal is very thin and of poor quality. It will not hold a crimp on 14-16 gauge wire and I recommend you solder them. Because they are thin, they do not hold their shape when connected/disconnected more than once. For protected, interior connections, they are fine.

Bought specifically for using with motorcycle wiring connections. This kit has the small and larger style, male & female connectors with very soft/flexible insulators. Worked very well for a few wiring fixes that we needed.

The correct crimping tool makes perfect fittings. Understand these are not barrel crimp Stacons. These are for AWG 20-23 wires. Not for marine use or automotive use. Best for electronic projects. I use them for my hifi speaker projects. For that, these are perfect!

Die gelieferten Steckverbinder sind aus leicht verformbaren Material und dadurch mechanisch m.E. zu weinig belastbar. Die im Set mitgelieferten Isoliertüllen sind aus dünnem Material und haben unzureichenden Halt auf den gecrimpten Steckern. Brüche der Steckverbinder und verrutschende oder einreißende Isoliertüllen können elektrische Ausfälle bzw. Kurzschlüsse verursachen. Dagegen hilft bei diesen Steckverbindern meiner Erfahrung nach auch keine korrekte Verarbeitung mit Profi-Crimpwerkzeug. Vom Kauf dieses Sets kann ich leider nur abraten. Den einen Stern vergebe ich ausschließlich, weil die Lieferung durch Amazon schnell und termingerecht erfolgt ist.

Does exactly what designed for!

Item was delivered on time and is as advertised. I should have done more research thought because the metal used are very thin and not suitable for my particular application (rack power board) so I'll have to buy again where the metal used are a little thicker.

Son frágiles, pero si las instalas adecuadamente funcionan, son de un solo uso, si equivocas y desconectas pierden fuerza y hay que reemplazarlas.

Como en la foto, usado para repar conecciones dañadas entre paneles que se separan