LEM Products 2 Inch Hog Rings Review

One ticket only. I've just used them but they fit well with pliers and are easy to install. They should last a long time on my fence.

Does the job! They were a bit big for hamburger pockets but they did the job. I would recommend going to 3/8" for hamburger pockets.

I made the mistake of ordering an item with an elastic cord and hook as advised. As you can see it won't work. I like the old fashioned hardware store better.

Pliers not included. Some of the photos show pliers. That's what I call cell phone rings. Rings for pigs are larger. In any case, they are well made and do what they are supposed to do. Not sure what else you can say. What is better than others?

Made a "cage" for the bird feeder to keep larger birds out. pieces together. I've also used it to attach wire mesh to my fence to keep pests out after the zip ties had deteriorated in the strong sun. they will last a long time. very handy for many things, wish i had known them years ago

Look no further. If you're buying rings to replace your seat cover, this is for you. I ordered these with the Lisle 61410 Angled Hog Ring Pliers and installing my new seat cover was easier than I ever expected. They are high quality and look the same as the GM rings that were in my 2013 Malibu seat that I replaced. I recommend the pair together to anyone looking for similar products.

I use them to connect the shock cable. Clamps are a much neater and smaller terminal or connection than a knot. These clamps are zinc plated, not stainless steel, but unless they're constantly wet they'll last a long time, even outdoors. I use them to make kayak deck ropes and have had no issues with rusting. The measurement is taken at the widest point inside. So, for a 1/4" lay-up cable that is overlapped for connection, I use a 1/2" cable. They are easy to close with any type of pliers.

Great deal on quality rings. I bought these to seal the ends of sausage casings and the 1/2 inch rings seem ideal for this purpose. I'm just not sure why this seller is using the photo they took for this product as by all accounts the deal seems to include pliers which are almost more visible in the photo than rings I didn't read the product description carefully enough and actually left negative reviews thinking pliers were included.

These are actually very handy little floats. I'm restoring one of our homemade rabbit hutches and it's a lot easier than twisting wire. The frame of my cage is 6" x 6" concrete mesh with 1" x 1/2" wire mesh to keep the buns from escaping into their sink. You simply slip one of these into special tongs (they have a groove in the jaws to hold the pig ring), place it where you want it, and squeeze it together. Very easy. Well in theory lol. I think my harbor freight hog ring tongs might suck…