Ancor 22-18 AWG Nylon Double Crimp Butt Connectors - 100 Pack

The Ancor 22-18 AWG Nylon Double Crimp Butt Connectors – 100 Pack (SKU: CW67045) are engineered specifically for marine and boating applications where freshwater and saltwater corrosion pose constant threats to electrical systems. After years on the water, any experienced angler knows that standard automotive connectors fail prematurely in marine environments due to inadequate corrosion resistance and poor insulation design. Ancor's marine-grade terminals solve this problem by combining purpose-built materials with proven reliability standards that keep your boat's electrical systems functioning safely through countless seasons.

What sets these butt connectors apart is their nylon insulation and double-crimp barrel design, which create a secure, sealed connection that resists moisture infiltration and oxidation. The nylon insulators are engineered to crimp cleanly without splitting—a critical advantage over brittle vinyl alternatives that degrade under UV exposure and salt spray. The double-crimp barrel grips wire strands with firm, consistent pressure across the full contact surface, eliminating loose connections that cause voltage drop, intermittent electrical faults, and potentially dangerous battery drain. These connectors accept 22–18 AWG wire sizes, making them ideal for running running lights, bilge pumps, fish finders, GPS units, and other mid-load circuits throughout your vessel.

Boaters performing wiring repairs, boat restoration projects, or new installation work will appreciate the 100-pack quantity, which supplies enough connectors for comprehensive electrical system upgrades without frequent reordering. Whether you're splicing feeder lines to your marine battery bank, terminating accessory circuits, or rebuilding corroded electrical connections, these nylon double-crimp butt connectors deliver the durability and corrosion resistance that keeps modern boats running reliably. Proper crimping with a marine-grade crimper tool ensures connections meet American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) standards.