• A small, flat springy metal clip

• It has a loop or tab you press down to open the clip.

• When released, the clip springs back and holds a bare wire in place via tension.

What It’s Used For

• Science experiments (especially in schools)

• Prototyping small circuits

• Old-style battery holders

• DIY and hobby electronics

How It Works

1. Press the tab to open the jaws.

2. Insert the stripped end of a wire (solid wire works best).

3. Release the tab, and the spring clamps the wire in place.

4. To disconnect, press again and pull the wire out.

Measures approximately 7/8" in length and about 5/16" wide. Stands about 3/8" tall when not in use. The mounting hole is for mounting and/or connection of the base wire. The hole diameter is about .118" (will fit a 6-32 bolt if you ream out the hole diameter a tiny amount). The metal is magnetic (ferrous).

This is ONE clip, order more than one if you need more

Shown wire in image not included.