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Two zinc plated steel battery clips with screws carded together

Gardner Bender

Gardner Bender 14-552 2 Pack 4-7/64" Battery Clip 50A Zinc Plated Steel

SKU CH-YXS8-1PJAH

Two 50-amp zinc-plated steel battery clips with screw terminals

  • Two clips included for spare or dual connections
  • 50 A rating handles heavy starter currents
  • Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in engine bays
  • Screw terminals give secure cable attachment

Gardner Bender 14-552 Battery Clips

The Gardner Bender 14-552 pack supplies two zinc-plated steel battery clips rated at 50 amps. Each clip measures 4-7/64 inches and includes a screw terminal for secure wire attachment. The carded packaging keeps the pair organised for automotive or industrial electrical work.

Screw terminals enable quick, tool-free wire changes

The supplied screw on each clip allows conductors to be fastened or swapped without soldering, reducing installation time on temporary test leads or permanent battery connections. Zinc plating resists corrosion in engine-bay environments, extending service life compared with uncoated alternatives. Buyers needing higher amperage ratings or insulated handles will need a different specification.

Highlights

  • Two clips included for spare or dual connections
  • 50 A rating handles heavy starter currents
  • Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in engine bays
  • Screw terminals give secure cable attachment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should I replace the zinc-plated steel clips once the coating wears through?

Replace the clips when the zinc layer is gone and bare steel begins to rust, because the 50 A rating relies on clean, corrosion-free contact surfaces.

At what point does the 50 A limit become the bottleneck during a long engine crank?

The 50 A rating is the hard ceiling; sustained cranking above that value will overheat the clip and screw junction before any other part fails.

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