Bullet Connecter
A bullet connector makes an in-line joint that plugs together and pulls apart, so a part can be removed without cutting wires. Auto electricians, lighting and appliance makers, harness shops and dealers use each male female bullet connector pair on lamps, sensors and accessory wiring. Every insulated bullet terminal has a sleeve over the crimp,
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and these male female lugs make reconnection simple when one side is male and the other female. For permanent joints, see our butt connector range, and for tab joints our female disconnector.
Insulated Bullet Terminal Pairs for Plug-In Joints
Bullet joints suit wiring that has to come apart for service, such as headlamps, fans and replaceable sensors. Crimp the male and female halves on their own wires, then push them together until fully seated. Using the female on the supply side keeps live metal covered when the joint is open. Look up the product page for wire ranges. Choose insulated pairs for vehicles and outdoor fittings, where moisture and vibration are common. A short tug test after crimping confirms each half is secure.
Crimp each half with an electrical crimping tool made for insulated terminals, and bundle the leads with a cable tie gun. Every order comes manufacturer-direct with 10-day returns. Auto electrical dealers can apply through our dealership programme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bullet connector used for?
To make a plug-in wire joint that can be separated and refitted.
What are male female lugs?
Matching male and female terminals that plug into each other.
Which side should be female?
Put the female on the supply side so live metal stays covered.
What is the bullet connector price?
The bullet connector price varies by size, and we share bulk quotes for larger orders.
Are these insulated?
Yes, each insulated bullet terminal has a sleeve over the crimp.
