Spade Terminals

Spade terminals crimp onto a wire end and connect to a screw terminal — either as an open fork that slides under a loosened screw, or as a flat push-on blade. They install and remove faster than a closed ring terminal, which makes them ideal for terminal blocks, control panels, audio gear, and any connection you service or rewire often.
How to choose
Match the barrel to your wire gauge using the common red (22–16 AWG), blue (16–14 AWG), and yellow (12–10 AWG) colour code, and match the fork width or blade size to your hardware. Colour coding is a convention only — always confirm the rated wire range on the packaging before crimping.
Compare options in our ring terminal vs. spade terminal guide, learn to fit them in how to crimp wire terminals, or see the full wire terminals & connectors range.

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