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2.5mm A4-AISI 316 Stainless Steel Thin Walled Stop - 208.606.025

TECNI Ltd

£1.01

TECNI 2.5mm 316 Stainless Steel Thin Walled Stop Ferrule. Suitable for use with 2.5mm cable. End stops are not suitable for lifting applications. They are designed for suspension and locating purposes. The expected strength regarding this type of end termination is approximately 50% of the MBL of the wire rope. Testing must be performed to verify the strength of the assembly. Stainless stop ferrules are best suited for use with Stainless Steel cable to avoid galvanic corrosion in saltwater environments. Available in sizes 1 - 6 For support with manufacturing requirements, further help or infor

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Registered at Companies House as TECNI LIMITED, number 05340355. Checked 2026-09-06.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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