
These are **closed-end crimp wire connectors** (also called **closed-end wire caps** or **crimp caps**).
**What they are:**
* Translucent nylon outer sleeve
* Metal crimp insert inside
* One end closed, the other open for wires
**What they’re used for:**
* Joining **two or more electrical wires** together
* Sealing the wire ends so no copper is exposed
* Common in **automotive wiring, appliances, HVAC, control panels**, and low-voltage electrical work
**How they work:**
1. Insert stripped wire ends into the open side
2. Crimp with pliers or a crimping tool
3. The metal core grips the wires; the nylon insulates and protects
**What they are:**
* Translucent nylon outer sleeve
* Metal crimp insert inside
* One end closed, the other open for wires
**What they’re used for:**
* Joining **two or more electrical wires** together
* Sealing the wire ends so no copper is exposed
* Common in **automotive wiring, appliances, HVAC, control panels**, and low-voltage electrical work
**How they work:**
1. Insert stripped wire ends into the open side
2. Crimp with pliers or a crimping tool
3. The metal core grips the wires; the nylon insulates and protects
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