Value Collection 838 00106 Compression Sleeve 5/32 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 838 00106 is an aluminum round stop compression sleeve designed for use with 5/32-inch wire rope. This fitting mechanically terminates or stops wire rope by compressing around the cable, securing it in place without the need for swaging tools used on heavier-end fittings. The sleeve is fabricated from aluminum, making it lightweight and resistant to corrosion in many service environments. Riggers, maintenance technicians, and general contractors install these sleeves during wire rope assembly and tensioning work across a range of light-duty rigging and cable management applications.

This compression sleeve is suited for light rigging, cable supports, fall protection anchor assemblies, signage suspension, and similar applications where 5/32-inch wire rope is the specified cable diameter. The round stop profile seats cleanly against hardware such as eye bolts, turnbuckles, and thimbles. It is commonly used in both indoor and outdoor installations where a secure, low-profile rope termination is required.

Key Features

• Fits 5/32-inch wire rope diameter for positive mechanical termination
• Aluminum construction offers lightweight handling and corrosion resistance
• Round stop profile provides a clean seat against standard rigging hardware
• Compact form factor suits tight-clearance cable runs and assemblies
• Single-piece sleeve design simplifies field installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style round stop compression sleeve compatible with 5/32-inch wire rope assemblies in light-duty rigging and cable support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified riggers or maintenance technicians following applicable rigging standards. Ensure wire rope diameter matches the sleeve bore before compression. Use a properly sized compression or crimping tool rated for aluminum sleeves to achieve full mechanical engagement. Inspect the compressed sleeve for cracks or deformation before placing the assembly into service.