Ideal

Ideal Industries, Inc. is a global company that designs and manufactures electrical connectors, hand tools, and other products for the electrical and data communications industries. The company was founded in 1916 and is headquartered in Illinois, USA, with additional offices and production facilities located around the world. Ideal's wire connectors are used to join two or more electrical wires together in a secure and reliable manner. These connectors come in a variety of types and sizes to accommodate different wire gauges and applications. Some of the wire connector types that Ideal offers include: twist-on wire connectors, push-in wire connectors, IDC wire connectors and specialty wire connectors. RSP Supply is a proud distributor of IDEAL ring, spade and disconnect wire connectors.

	Ideal disconnect wire terminals consist of a male and female connector that fit together to create a secure electrical connection. The male connector typically has a spring-loaded tab that securely locks into place when inserted into the female connector. To disconnect the terminals, simply press down on the tab and pull the connectors apart. See our full line of Ideal Disconnect Wire Terminals here: https://rspsupply.com/c-3280-disconnect-terminals.aspx
	Ideal ring wire terminals consist of a circular ring that is crimped onto the end of a wire. The ring is typically made of copper or brass and is designed to fit securely around a bolt or post. This provides a reliable electrical connection that is both secure and easy to install. See our full line of Ideal Ring Wire Terminals here: https://rspsupply.com/c-3279-ring-terminals.aspx
	Ideal spade wire terminals consist of a flat, U-shaped connector that is crimped onto the end of a wire. The connector is typically made of copper or brass and is designed to fit securely onto a terminal or stud. This provides a reliable electrical connection that is both secure and easy to install. See our full line of Ideal Spade Wire Terminals here: https://rspsupply.com/c-3281-spade-terminals.aspx