Alligator Clip

Alligator clips—also known as spring clips or electric clips—are simple yet essential tools for creating quick, temporary electrical connections. Featuring long, serrated jaws and a spring mechanism, these clips are designed to securely grip terminals, wires, or battery contacts, mimicking the strong bite of an alligator. They are widely used in electronics testing, battery charging, and circuit prototyping.

BITUO offers a range of alligator clips made from high-quality materials such as pure copper, nickel-plated iron, galvanized iron, copper-plated iron, and stainless steel. Each clip is available in multiple sizes and comes with an insulating sleeve to ensure safe operation. Engineered for reliability and performance, BITUO’s clips deliver consistent contact and durability across various applications.

WD1072

WD1072

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WD1075

WD1075

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WD1106

WD1106

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WD1096/1101

WD1096/1101

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WD1096-3044

WD1096-3044

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WD200W/400W/600W/1000W

WD200W/400W/600W/1000W

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Alligator Clip for Every Application

BITUO’s alligator clips are designed for flexible, temporary connections in diverse settings. Whether for electronics testing, battery leads, automotive diagnostics, or educational experiments, they provide fast, reliable contact without permanent wiring. With multiple sizes and materials available, these clips are well-suited for workshops, labs, classrooms, and fieldwork—delivering consistent performance across every application.

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Alligator Clip Related Issues

This may be due to a weakened spring or worn serrated jaws. Replace the clip if it no longer grips tightly.
Standard clips are suited for low to moderate currents. For high-current applications, use clips specifically rated for that purpose to avoid overheating.
Standard clips are suited for low to moderate currents. For high-current applications, use clips specifically rated for that purpose to avoid overheating.
They can be, if used with proper insulation and care. Always ensure the clip is fully covered with an insulating sleeve to prevent accidental shorts.
Loose connections, corrosion, or poor-quality materials can cause signal drops. Use high-quality, clean clips for stable performance.
Keep clips clean, dry, and free from rust. Store them properly and check spring tension regularly.

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