Value Collection C94546 Wire Rope Ferrule 1/16 in Aluminum 50pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C94546 is a 1/16 inch aluminum cable ferrule used to terminate and secure wire rope assemblies. Ferrules are swaged or crimped over the end of wire rope to form loops, eyes, or dead-end terminations, providing a clean and mechanically secure finish. Aluminum construction keeps the component lightweight while offering adequate corrosion resistance for general-purpose applications. This item ships in a package quantity of 50, making it suitable for contractors and technicians who install cable railings, control cables, tensioning systems, or rigging hardware on a recurring basis.

These ferrules are suited for use in residential and light commercial applications where 1/16 inch wire rope is specified. Typical installation scenarios include cable railing systems, wire rope guards, mechanical control linkages, and low-load rigging setups. Tradespeople working in electrical, mechanical, or structural cable applications will find the 50-count pack practical for batch installations or service stock.

Key Features

• Sized for 1/16 inch wire rope — matches common small-diameter cable used in control and railing applications
• Aluminum construction provides lightweight, corrosion-resistant performance for general-purpose use
• Pack of 50 units supports batch installations and reduces per-unit handling
• Minimum order quantity of 1 pack allows flexible procurement for single-job or stocking purposes

Compatibility

Designed as a standard crimp ferrule for 1/16 inch wire rope and cable assemblies in general-purpose mechanical and structural applications.

Installation Notes

Aluminum cable ferrules are installed by licensed or qualified tradespeople using a calibrated swaging or crimping tool sized for 1/16 inch ferrules. Ensure the wire rope is fully seated through the ferrule bore before crimping. A single crimp applied with the correct die produces the rated holding strength — over-crimping can damage the ferrule and reduce load capacity. Always verify that the finished termination meets the load and safety factor requirements of the application before placing the assembly in service.