Solder Seal Wire Connectors, 200-Piece 26-10 AWG Heat-Shrink Butt Splice Assortment - Kuject
Solder Seal Wire Connectors, 200-Piece 26-10 AWG Heat-Shrink Butt Splice Assortment - Kuject
Solder seal wire connectors combine a low-temperature solder ring, heat-shrink tube and adhesive seals in one compact butt splice. This Kuject 200-piece multicolor assortment covers compatible 26-10 AWG conductors and needs only a controlled heat gun for installation. The flexible sealed joint suits confined automotive, motorcycle, boat, marine, home and factory wiring where a crimp tool has limited room.
Two hot-melt adhesive rings at each end help resist moisture, while the center solder ring bonds the conductors as heat is applied. The source lists IP67 water resistance, short-term operating temperatures from -67°F to 257°F and a suggested heat-gun setting of 400-600°C; heat-gun air temperature is not the connector operating temperature. Disconnect power, use the size for the conductor, overlap stripped wire inside the solder ring and heat evenly until sealed without scorching insulation.
Specifications
- Brand: Kuject
- Product: Heat-shrink solder seal connectors
- Documented quantity: 200
- Wire range: 26-10 AWG
- Connector type: Butt splice
- Colors: Multicolor size coding
- Tube material: Polyolefin and polyethylene listings
- Center element: Solder tin ring
- Seal elements: Two hot-melt adhesive rings
- Water resistance listing: IP67 after correct installation
- Working temperature listing: -67°F to 257°F
- Suggested heat-gun setting: 400-600°C air temperature
- Installation tool: Controlled heat gun
- Model: SS200CA
- Part number: WT200
- Other counts: 120 through 1200 options
Frequently Asked Questions
How are these connectors installed?
Overlap correctly stripped conductors inside the center solder ring and heat evenly until the solder flows and both adhesive ends seal.
Do I need a crimping tool?
No crimping tool is listed; the documented connector is installed with controlled heat from a suitable heat gun.
Are the connections waterproof?
The source lists IP67 resistance after correct heating and sealing, but the finished joint should still be inspected for complete shrink and adhesive flow.
Does the 400-600°C figure describe normal connector temperature?
No. It is the suggested heat-gun air setting; the listed working range is -67°F to 257°F.