Flat for the strongest hold and conductivity in clamp-style connections

Slide onto grounding or neutral bars in electrical panels

Squeeze onto the wire for a permanent, vibration-resistant connection

Lay the stripped wire into the lug to attach to continuous runs

Lay wire into the open barrel instead of threading and poking into a closed barrel

Lay wire into the open barrel and feed into your crimping machine to speed up large jobs

Drill holes where you need them for whatever screw sizes work best

Self-extinguish to help contain electrical fires

Less likely to fall than standard blade terminals if the connection loosens

Resist slipping and falling from control panels and other vertical surfaces

Heat to shrink the insulation for a tighter grip and seal than other flanged spade terminals

Heat to shrink the insulation for a tighter grip and seal than other locking spade terminals

Heat to shrink the insulation for a tighter grip and seal than other multisize ring terminals

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

Insulation shrinks when heated to tightly grip and seal the wire

A thicker body dissipates more heat from high electrical loads

Quick to install and hold tightly enough to stay put through mild vibration

Metal prongs on the blades lock two terminals together

The easiest spade terminals to connect—two forks slide past the screw then snap onto the shank

Attachment points at several angles allow wire to thread past nearby obstructions

Fit multiple screw sizes so you can keep fewer terminals on hand

Extend vertically for easier wire insertion or adjustment

Create two connections with one terminal if all your male connection tabs are in use

Turn flexible, stranded wire into one rigid wire for easy insertion

Fit tiny openings in terminal blocks and printed circuit boards

Keep a variety of sizes and materials handy for quick circuit repairs and adjustments

Pair with other quick-disconnects for fast adjustments

Keep a variety of sizes and materials handy for quick circuit repairs and adjustments

Encircle the whole screw to stay put when pulled or vibrated

Set screw lugs, nuts, and bolts needed for several transformer types

Quickly attach large wire without using a compression tool

Install screws at various points along the slot when screw spacing is uncertain or inconsistent

Space-saving alternative to quick-disconnect terminals

Sizes and materials you need for accurate thermocouple readings

Quickly slide into place without removing the screw

Connect multiple wires to a single lug

Shear the screw heads off so your connection can’t be removed or altered

A secure grip on the wire prevents pullout

Grip wire more tightly and install more easily than other locking spade terminals

A secure grip on the wire prevents pullout

A secure grip on the wire prevents pullout

A secure grip on the wire prevents pullout

A secure grip on the wire prevents pullout

Fit securely in terminal blocks to resist turning and jostling

Fit securely in terminal blocks to resist turning and jostling

Maintain a strong connection through shaking and jolts

Keep a variety of sizes and materials handy for quick circuit repairs and adjustments

Turn flexible, stranded wire into one rigid wire for easy insertion