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Code 2 TALURIT Copper Ferrule - 100.305.020

TECNI Ltd

£0.18

Talurit™ Code 2 Copper Ferrule. Suitable for use with 1.5mm-1.9mm cable when creating ferrule secured eye termination (Loops) or endless slings. Copper ferrules are best suited for use with Stainless Steel cable. They offer a more cost effective solution to Stainless Ferrules where there's a need to avoid Galvanic corrosion. Available in sizes 1 - 30 dimensions based on DIN EN 13411-3. Typical applications: Lifting Applications: Wire rope slings and strops Control cables Security cables and tagging A Talurit Ferrule secured eye termination (FSET) when pressed correctly will normally withstand

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