Description | Mfr Model | Color | AWG | Part Number |
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Raychem Butt Splice Tin Plated | D-436-37 | Blue | 20-16 | 11-04427-25 |
The D-436 is a MiniSeal high-performance immersion-resistant Crimp Splice. Heat-shrinkable, transparent sealing sleeve made from radiation cross-linked polyvinylidene fluoride. This environment-resistant splice provides excellent reliability, long term performance, MIL-S-81824/1 qualification. Splice Type: Butt splice Insulation Material: Radiation-crosslinked, heat-shrinkable polyvinylidene fluoride Meltable Inserts: Meltable thermoplastic |
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Expensive, requires a specific crimping tool, but this is the best butt splice I have found.
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
Hallelujah, finally it seems Raychem is back in production after a long thirsty spell. Very hard to do proper avionics wiring without these vital components.
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
5 stars
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
Expensive but worth the cost
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
Its a standard been around for decades. Does its job well.
Raychem Butt Splice Blue Tin-Plated (Pack Of 25)
I worked as a aircraft electrician on F-16s for 13 years, and these are the only approved method of splicing wires LM Aero would approve. They are the best!
Easy to use.
I use these all the time. Very useful to create a good splice.
Great product, really holds those wires together
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