Gripple® is now recognized as the world leader in wire and cable joining. WHY? Because it's so much faster and easier than any of the old alternatives.

 Whether you're joining two wires together, or fom-Ling an anchor loop, the Gripple is fast. What's more, you don't need a special tool to use it. Simply pass the wires through the two holes and you're done.

On the farm use it to build and repair barbed wire, woven wire, and even electric fence. (Yes, the electric current passes through the Gripple.) In the vineyard use it for trellising and tie back wires.

Gripple works just as well in construction. Suspending ducts and pipework, or drop ceilings, or running support wires, it gives you a much faster and neater job.

 Landscape contractors use Gripples when they brace trees. Antenna erectors use them to brace antennas. In the forest, they are used to bundle logs, fence posts, and more.

 In fact, wherever wire or cable is joined or fastened, Gripple can provide a safer, faster, and cleaner solution than other methods. So if you're still using crimping, twisting, tying or cable clamping to join wire and form anchor loops, you're making extra work for yourself. Isn't it time you gave yourself a break and switched to Gripples.

What's Inside?

The Gripple is designed for strength and longevity, both are requirements for outdoor use in extreme climactic conditions. Gripples have a 100% zinc alloy outer casing. Inside there are two precision serrated, hardened steel rollers that act as a locking mechanism. The rollers, supported by two stainless steel springs, allow the Gripple to be retensioned or reused in other applications if required.