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Heat Shrink Butt Connectors
Heat Shrink Butt Connectors $19.99Clear100pcs 16-14 AWG120pcs 22-16 AWG60pcs 12-10 AWG150pcs 26-24 AWAG -
Male Female Blade Spade Connectors 6.3mm 1/4” (100pcs)
Heat Shrink Spade Connectors $19.99ClearFemale 12-10 AWGFemale 16-14 AWGMale Female 12-10 AWGMale Female 16-14 AWG -
Heat Shrink Spade Connectors Quick-disconnect 1/4” 6.3mm (200pcs)
Heat Shrink Spade Connectors $29.99ClearFemale 12-10 GaugeFemale 16-14 GaugeMale Female 12-10 GaugeMale Female 16-14 Gauge
Our Story
XUUAP was founded by a group of engineers who were passionate about developing high-quality heat shrinkable terminals and connectors. They saw a need in the market for reliable and durable products that could withstand harsh environments and extreme temperatures.
Started in 2017, we launched our first wire connector kit and we have specialized in it for over years.
Our terminal and connectors are compliant with ISO 9001:2008, ROHS, SGS and CE standard.
Our Happy Clients!
“Well, I never need to worry ever again about running out of female spade connectors.
Fortunately, they’re high quality connectors. They attached very securely to the wire end using a ratcheting crimp tool, and the heat shrink insulation performed perfectly using a heat gun. It looks like the hot melt adhesive inside the insulation made a tight seal and is thoroughly protecting the crimp from water and weather.
The terminals came in a sturdy and well made storage box. A solid 5 star product.”
“Really appreciate being able to acquire such a large number of female spade connectors all in one go.
The connectors work just as expected. I must caution you, only use a crimper designed for heat shrink connectors, and I also have found an electric heat gun works best for shrinking the insulation.
The hot glue provides added moisture protection and decreases the chance for wire pull out.
Connectors are clearly marked for the size of wire they are designed for. “
“I needed to add an SAE plug to a small 12v portable power ammo can for charging, but didn’t want to splice into any wires I had already finished. My solution to use some piggyback connectors and just plug in right at the terminals.
I used “less than optimal” tools. (Generic crimper and butane torch). The wires passed the “tug test”, and the heat shrink snugged around the wires great.
I was happy to see glue squeeze out at the ends too. I would buy more for sure.”
