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Miller ACC1 Wire Cage Clips 1-Pound Bag

Durable ferrule-type wire cage clips in a 1-pound bag for assembling and repairing 14–16 gauge wire panels and enclosures.

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Overview

Secure Your Projects with Miller Manufacturing Wire Cage Clips

The Miller Manufacturing ACC1 Wire Cage Clips offer a versatile solution for various needs around the farm, shop, and home. These durable metal clips are designed to assemble and repair 14-16 gauge wire panels for rabbit hutches, cages, pet homes, and other wire structures. Each 1-pound bag provides ample clips for multiple projects.

Specifications:

  • Material: Metal
  • Gauge Compatibility: 14-16 gauge wire
  • Application: Assembling and repairing wire panels
  • Usage: Rabbit hutches, cages, pet homes
  • Fastener Type: Ferrule-type
  • Weight: 1-Pound Bag

Key Features

3 Pack Of Wire Cage Clips, 1-Pound Bag

For assembling or repairing 14 to 16-gauge wire panels.

For wire rabbit hutches, pet cages, and other wire products.

Ferrule-type clips wrap around wire or other material to fasten it together.

Each package contains enough clips to assemble 3 to 4 average-size wire units.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Miller ACC1 clips are designed for use with 14 to 16 gauge wire panels, which covers the most common wire gauges used in rabbit hutches, pet cages, and similar enclosures.
The exact count varies slightly, but a 1-pound bag typically contains several hundred clips — enough to complete multiple cage assembly or repair projects.
These ferrule-type clips require cage clip pliers (sometimes called J-clip pliers or hog ring pliers) to crimp them securely around the wire. The pliers are sold separately.
Yes, the metal construction allows outdoor use. However, exposure to moisture over time may lead to surface rust, so they are best suited for covered or sheltered wire structures.
No. Once crimped with pliers, the ferrule deforms permanently around the wire. To disassemble a connection, you would need to cut the clip off and use a fresh one.