High-Tensile Sleeves

High-Tensile and Hayes sleeves: 100/box.
Barbed sleeves: 50/box.

Low cost option for splicing, terminating and making electrical connections on HT smooth and barbed wire.

Hayes Sleeves #339010:

To make splices, use 2 sleeves.
1. Slide both sleeves onto one side of wire to be spliced through one side of sleeve holes.
2. Thread second wire to be spliced through other side of holes in sleeves. Overlap wires so there is enough space on wires for both sleeves.
3. Use a crimping tool to crimp the sleeves closed.
To make tie-offs, use 1 sleeve.
1. Before terminating the HT wire, put sleeve in place on fence line.
2. Bring end of HT wire around post, through an insulator if needed, and thread end of wire through remaining hole in sleeve.
3. Use a crimping tool to crimp the sleeve closed.

To make splices in HT wire, use 3 sleeves.
1. Slide all 3 sleeves onto one side of wire to be spliced through one side of sleeve holes.
2. Thread second wire to be spliced through other side of holes in sleeves. Overlap wires so there is enough space on wires for all 3 sleeves.
3. Use a crimping tool to crimp the sleeves closed.
To make tie-offs in HT wire, use 2 sleeves.
1. Before terminating the HT wire, slide both sleeves into place on fence line.
2. Bring the end of HT wire around post, through an insulator if needed, and thread end of wire through remaining hole in sleeves.
3. Use a crimping tool to crimp the sleeves closed.

1. To make a splice, use 2 sleeves. Slide both sleeves onto one side of wire through one side of sleeve holes.
2. Thread second wire to be spliced through remaining set of holes in sleeves. Overlap wires so there is enough space on wires for both sleeves.
3. Use a crimping tool to crimp the sleeves closed.