Glarks65Pcs Assorted Heavy Duty Wire Lugs Battery Cable Tinned Copper Eyelets Tubular SC Ring Terminals Connectors with Spy Hole Assortment Kit

Nice selection. You really can't do much better for the price.

Just as expected

I usually don't rate things until I've had them awhile,but the tin was good on the copper as they soldered well. The first 65 pieces were missing 9 pieces,but I noticed both had inspection numbers inside. I ordered other items with first container,so I think an Amazon employee might have gotten the missing ones,since I don't think a Glarks employee with an inspection # tied to them would risk it! Too many missing for an OVERSIGHTSoooo,I suggest you order by itself,so Amazon employee doesn't have to pack....be sure and count the connections,but Glarks will exchange if missing...I left off a star only because I can't be totally sure of the product long term,but eyelets are heavy duty and will solder well,it you don't trust crimped connections totally....I do both!;))

Came in on time, packaged well, ready to use

Quality Items for a Great Price !!

You should know what wire these are going to be best for.They are not very thick and un my opinion not heavy duty at all but for the money they are nice, I would not use this variant for battery terminals that have stiffer wires and thicker stranded copper even on the small stuff just because you really want something more robust around the cars battery terminals.these will give almost as easily as the cheaper crimp o'ring style that are based off of stamped chopper or aluminum plate sold at your nearest auto parts and just break off over time though they are significantly better quality, These are a bit too weak for the larger wires and just don't have allot of support when bolted down. But for stranded copper welding wire or "cca" aluminum wire these are a perfect as those wires are more flexible.I recommend soldering after crimping or just soldering.

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These worked well on my battery cables. I didn't have a crimper large enough, so I soldered them on with rosin flux, solder and a torch. That seems to have worked well, although I am sure a crimper would have been faster.I was happy to find these as most battery cable lugs I found were almost as costly for a pair of lugs as for this whole kit.