The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead. Hint: We use nylon jaw pliers to close these crimp covers to minimize any chance of marring the surface.

The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead. Hint: We use nylon jaw pliers to close these crimp covers to minimize any chance of marring the surface.

The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead. Hint: We use nylon jaw pliers to close these crimp covers to minimize any chance of marring the surface.

The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead. Hint: We use nylon jaw pliers to close these crimp covers to minimize any chance of marring the surface.

The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead. Hint: We use nylon jaw pliers to close these crimp covers to minimize any chance of marring the surface.

The perfect way to cover your crimp end ~ easier to use than clamshells, these crimp covers squeeze over your crimp and, when closed, appear to be a small bead.

These Beadalon Crimp tubes come in a 1.5 gram pack, which according to the manufacturer is approximately 140 pieces.  They have an inner diameter of 1.3mm (.051") and and outer diameter of 1.8mm (.070").  They are designed to be used with Beadalon stringing materials sized .33mm-.60mm (.013"-.024").