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Cable Safe No Slip Grip

$25.75/Each
Part# 05-16250
MFR Model# 05-16250

Overview

A Safe "No-Slip-Grip" for your thru-bulkhead cables. This unit prevents your throttle mixture, choke or any push-pull cable from slipping at the firewall/ bulkhead location. Machined from lightweight aluminum. Installation is simple with a drill and wrench. Once installed, the cable is threaded and the end nut is snugged down on the cable casing for positive encapsulation. Designed specifically for the aircraft industry, these fittings can be installed on virtually any application that requires a solid hold on any cable assembly with a rigid outer case. Thousands of applications: auto, boat, race car, motorhome. Used with 1/4" thru 7/32" diameter cable.
   
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Reviews

This works great to as a firewall penetration cable retaining device. Solved my cable slippage issue with this and the 3/16” adapter housing.

Michael H Verified Purchase

Cable Safe No Slip Grip

August 22, 2024

Just arrived and fit for purpose.

Peter W Verified Purchase

Cable Safe No Slip Grip

December 23, 2022

worked perfect to secure my 1/4 od mixture cable

Dave S Verified Purchase

Cable Safe No Slip Grip

August 10, 2022

Timothy W Verified Purchase

Cable Safe No Slip Grip

August 17, 2021

These really work great, look good too.

Ronnie C
August 27, 2020

works fine

Richard B
December 19, 2019

This is a great addition to the firewall penetration to ensure a stable and safe connection for the cable. It is easy to install and is extremely lite. I recommend this for any cable pass through on the firewall!

Jody
September 14, 2018

Easy and efficient.

Nicolas S
January 26, 2018

Perfect for securing controls for cabin heat (A-740) and carb heat (A-730). Those cables are 3/16, so I also ordered the adapter housing, 05-16251.

Kelly F
January 3, 2018

This cable safe fitting is well made and works as described. Sure took a long time to get it to me. Three + weeks?

George A
March 4, 2017

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.

Q: What is the difference between 05-16250 and 05-16251? Do I need both, and under what circumstances? It looks like it is just all one piece.

05-16250 can be used with cable housing O.D. of 1/4" thru 7/32". If the housing O.D. is 3/16", spacer part number 05-16251 will be required to grip the housing.

Q: Regarding the Cable Safe: Can this be used with cable A-930 or any of the cables that comes with the ends installed?

The A930 or any cable with swaged threaded ends can not be used with the 05-16250 cable safe. Only cables with 1/4" O.D. outer housing, and a solid wire end can be used. A930, and other swaged threaded ends, will need to use part number 05-16252, which has two halves. The 05-16250 is a one piece unit and swaged ends will not allow it to be installed.

Q: What size hole for the cable safe 05-16250?

7/32 or 1/4" cable housing.

Q: What is the diameter of the hole to drill for bolting to the firewall?

You will need to drill a 9/16" hole.

Q: What is the maximum firewall thickness? Composite planes use 1/4 plywood and then stainless steel sheet.

This will have a max panel thickness of .375".

Q: My Throttle, Prop, and Mixture cables are standard aircraft cables, but do have the Polyolefin protective cover on all 3 cables. So to makes these fittings work, just cut an amount equal to the fitting lengths off and they should fit?

This is a bulkhead fitting, slide the cables through and lock them in where you want. No cutting necessary.

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