Quick Answer: Screw-terminated banana plugs with gold-plated brass connectors and colour-coded vinyl insulators, which accept a wide range of wire diameters and need only a small screwdriver to fit, with no crimping or soldering.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Gold-plated brass connector
Colour-coded vinyl insulators that slide easily over the connector
Insulator long enough to reach the mating jack surface when pulled up
Accept a wide range of wire diameters
Wires terminated with a small screwdriver; no crimping or soldering
About This Product
Banana plugs connect leads to matching jacks for practical work in school and college labs. Students can make up their own leads with nothing more than a small screwdriver, and the colour-coded vinyl insulators make it easy to tell leads apart. Each plug accepts a wide range of wire diameters, so one type of plug serves many leads. Buyers in Kuwait, Mali, Saint Lucia, Kyrgyzstan, Bhutan and Saudi Arabia can send an export enquiry for the Banana Plug.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these banana plugs need soldering?
No. A small screwdriver is the only tool needed to terminate the wires; no crimping and no soldering are required.
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