Figuring out Jargon for a Metal Rope End

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The discussion revolves around designing an escape system that incorporates a metal rope and requires a stopper to prevent overextension. The key term identified for the stopper is "stop sleeve," specifically a type of compression sleeve used in this context. A link to McMaster Carr is provided for further information on wire rope compression sleeves. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the relevant jargon to facilitate research on materials, strength, and sizes. This knowledge is crucial for effectively implementing the escape system design.
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I'm in the process of designing an escape system that uses a metal rope. I'm hoping to use a stopper so that the cable is not pulled too far and came across the attached. Unfortunately i do not know the jargon to be able to research it (Possible Materials, strength, sizes, etc) and was hoping someone here could let me know what it is called.

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