Collection: Ring Terminals

Ring terminals are a type of electrical connector designed to create a secure and reliable connection to a screw or stud. They have a circular shape with an opening in the middle, allowing the terminal to be fastened firmly under a screw head or nut. The ring ensures that the terminal stays in place, even in environments with vibration, making it one of the most secure terminal types available  .

Ring terminals are commonly used in automotive, industrial, and household electrical applications, where dependable connections are crucial. They come in both insulated and non-insulated varieties, with the insulated versions featuring a plastic sleeve that helps prevent accidental contact with other conductive parts, reducing the risk of short circuits .

Like other terminals, ring terminals are color-coded based on wire gauge. These colors are typically Red, Blue and Yellow. The terminals are often made from copper or brass, and plated with materials like tin to resist corrosion and ensure long-term durability. They are widely used in applications that require a permanent, vibration-resistant connection.