I am glad you asked! I have 8 great reasons why:
- Reliable electrical connections -- all wire strands conduct current.

- No spreading of wire strands after a wire is clamped into a terminal block or other component.
- No fraying of wire strands, particularly in cases where the wire is very small or is removed often from its housing for testing purposes.
- No breaking of wire strands in cases of bending, wire stress or vibration.
- No unwanted contacts. Ferrules eliminate the possibility that strands might accidentally touch another termination and create shorts.
- Easy wire insertion in a terminal block clamp, particularly for smaller gauge wires (28 through 18AWG).
- Permanent crimping of two or more wires (jumper connection) before insertion in the wire clamp (twin wire ferrules).
- PLC's - Ideal for terminating wires in close proximity to each other. Eliminate possibility of glitches
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