Name: Crocodile Clips
SKU: 165
Rating: 3.00 (1 reviews)

Crocodile Clips

Rated 3.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

Crocodile clips are principally used to create flexible, temporary, or experimental electrical connections in industrial settings or laboratories.

You can get this at Simba Laboratories (U) Ltd in Mbarara city.

Located at IQRA MOSQUE -RIGHT-HAND SIDE
Call: 0783452406 / 0706561020.
‘Rely on us, we rely on Quality’

Crocodile Clips

Crocodile clips are principally used to create flexible, temporary, or experimental electrical connections in industrial settings or laboratories. They feature spring-loaded metal jaws with serrated edges that provide a firm grip on wires, terminals, or other conductive materials. These clips are commonly used in electrical testing, prototyping, battery connections, and educational experiments.

Key Features:

Material: Typically made of metal (copper, steel, or aluminum) with an insulated plastic cover for safety.
Design: Spring-loaded jaws with serrated edges for a secure grip.
Sizes: Available in various sizes and current ratings to suit different applications.
Insulation: Some models have color-coded plastic covers for easy identification and safety.

Commonly Used for:

Electrical Testing: Used with multimeters and test equipment to measure voltage, resistance, or continuity.
Prototyping: Helps create temporary circuits without the need for soldering.
Battery Connections: Often used for jump-starting vehicles or connecting battery terminals.
Educational Demonstrations: Widely used in physics and electronics experiments for quick circuit setups.

You can get this at Simba Laboratories (U) Ltd in Mbarara city.

Located at IQRA MOSQUE -RIGHT-HAND SIDE

Call: 0783452406 / 0706561020.
‘Rely on us, we rely on Quality’

1 review for Crocodile Clips

Rated 3 out of 5

laboratory – February 20, 2025

Safety Tips:
Ensure the clips are properly insulated to prevent short circuits or electric shocks.
Avoid using damaged or corroded clips, as they may cause poor connections or overheating.
When working with high voltages or currents, use clips rated for the appropriate electrical load.