These plugs have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.

These plugs have shrouds that extend around their opening to cover the pin terminals, deter touch with live currents, and protect against impacts and abrasion. They only mate with compatible shrouded connectors and receptacles. These plugs have screw terminations that tighten down on conductors to secure them.

These midget plugs are smaller than standard plugs and can fit into tight spaces and equipment they cannot. They are only compatible with midget locking-blade receptacles and connectors. These plugs have screw terminations that tighten down on conductors to secure them.

These angled, screw-terminated midget plugs have contact pins that position wires 90° from where the plug secures with receptacles or connectors to help save space in confined areas. Also known as right-angle midget plugs, they align cords perpendicular to receptacles and have a more compact profile than standard plugs to help prevent tripping or bumping them. Midget plugs are smaller than standard plugs and can fit into tight spaces and equipment they cannot. They are only compatible with midget locking-blade receptacles and connectors. These plugs have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.