Collection: Connectors & Terminals

Match the terminal to your wire's AWG (gauge) and to the stud or post diameter it bolts onto. Colour codes usually indicate the wire range. For the right crimp tool, see Tools, and browse all options in Connectors & Terminals.

A ring terminal fully encircles the stud and stays put even if the nut loosens, while a spade (fork) terminal slides on and off without fully removing the screw — handy for quick servicing. Choose a ring where security matters most. See the full terminals range.

A proper ratcheting crimp tool is strongly recommended — pliers give an uneven crimp that can loosen or overheat. The right tool applies even pressure for a gas-tight joint. Find crimpers and strippers in Tools.

Ferrules are crimped onto stranded wire ends so all the strands stay together and seat cleanly in screw terminals and connector blocks. They prevent loose strands and give a more reliable clamp. Browse them within Connectors & Terminals.

Use only terminals rated for the voltage and current of your circuit, and ensure they're correctly insulated. For mains and fixed wiring, the work should be done or checked by a qualified electrician. Add circuit protection from Fuses & Electrical Protection.

A butt splice joins two wire ends end-to-end inside a single crimp barrel, often with a heat-shrink sleeve for insulation and moisture resistance. It's a tidy way to extend or repair a cable. For matching cable, see Power & Mains Cables.

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