Clamp leads GEKO crocodile clamps 100A set, 200 pieces

GEKO crocodile clamps 100A set, 200 pieces are compact, spring-loaded metal jaw clamps with insulated handles designed for temporary electrical connections. Supplied as a bulk pack of 200, these clamp leads are intended for testing, connecting to battery terminals and general workshop tasks where reliable, short-term contact is required. The clamps feature a simple, robust design suitable for hobbyist, automotive and electronics applications requiring up to 100 amps of current capacity.

Advantages

The set provides a large quantity of uniform clamps convenient for workshops, service technicians and production lines that need multiple temporary connections. The insulated handles reduce the risk of accidental short circuits while the metal jaws ensure good electrical contact. The spring-loaded mechanism offers consistent clamping force for repeated use, and the compact form factor makes the clamps easy to handle in tight spaces and on small battery terminals or circuit components.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Temporary electrical connections and circuit testing
• Connecting to battery terminals in automotive and marine applications
• Workshop use for prototyping, repairs and maintenance
• Hobby electronics projects and educational labs

Key specifications

• Current capacity: up to 100 A
• Quantity: 200 pieces per pack
• Construction: metal jaws with insulated handles
• Operation: spring-loaded clamping mechanism
• Size: compact design suitable for small terminals and tight spaces

How to use

Open the clamp by pressing the insulated handles, place the metal jaws firmly onto the conductor, terminal or test point, then release the handles to establish contact. Ensure the jaws fully seat on a clean conductive surface for optimal connection. Avoid clamping onto coated or highly corroded surfaces without cleaning first. For series testing or temporary connections, position clamps so that they do not place undue mechanical stress on wires or components.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamps only within their rated current capacity and observe basic electrical safety: disconnect power before attaching clamps when possible, avoid creating short circuits, and ensure insulated handles are intact. For repeated heavy-duty use, inspect jaws and springs for wear and replace any damaged clamps to maintain reliable connections.