(50 Pack) 12 AWG Solid Copper Ground Pigtail Wire with Green Ground Screws — Open-Box, 14% Off

PACK OF FIFTY — Fifty pre-assembled green grounding pigtails with the ground screw already threaded on, in a resealable bag that lives in the van without spilling. Fifty is the working count for a panel change, a basement finish, a tenant turnover, or any job where you are grounding every metal box on the floor and do not want to stop and make them up by hand. Ready to install straight out of the bag, with no stripping, no cutting, and no digging for a loose green screw.

SCREW COMES PRE-INSTALLED — The captive green ground screw is already threaded onto the wire before it reaches you. That is the entire point of this product. Making up a ground pigtail by hand means stripping the wire, forming the loop, pinching it around the screw, and doing it again for every box on the job. Electricians who have been doing this for decades still call these a time saver, because thirty seconds a box across a hundred boxes is most of an hour you get back on every rough-in.

EDGE-STRIPPED AND READY — Both ends arrive pre-stripped with a 5/8 inch strip, sized to wrap a terminal or seat in a wire connector without trimming. Pull one from the bag, drive the screw into the tapped ground hole, and land the other end on your circuit ground. No strippers, no measuring, no copper shavings in the bottom of the box. It is the same connection you would make by hand, just made before it got to you, and made the same way every single time.

12 AWG SOLID COPPER — Solid bare copper conductor at 12 gauge, not stranded and not copper-clad. Solid wire holds the loop you form around a terminal screw instead of splaying out under the head, and it takes a wire connector cleanly alongside 12 and 14 gauge circuit conductors. The green insulation is the standard identification color for equipment grounding, so any inspector or electrician opening that box later reads the connection at a glance.

CAPTIVE 10-32 x 3/8 GREEN SCREW — The 10-32 machine thread is the standard tapped ground screw hole found in metal outlet boxes, switch boxes, 4-inch square boxes, and mud rings. Check your box before ordering: this is sized for the box, not for a device terminal or a panel lug, and it is a machine thread rather than a self-tapping screw. In a standard tapped metal box hole it threads in clean, seats flat, and stays put under vibration.

6.5 INCHES, THE RIGHT LENGTH — Long enough to reach the grounding terminal from anywhere in the box, short enough that it does not coil up and fight you when you fold the device back in. Longer pigtails eat box fill and jam the wiring behind the receptacle. This length gives you code-legal reach without the excess wire that makes a crowded box harder to close and harder to inspect.

FOUR PACK SIZES — Available in 10, 25, 50, and 100 counts from this same listing. The 10 and 25 packs cover a repair, a device swap, or a single room. The 50 and 100 packs are priced for panel changes, tenant fit-outs, and commercial rough-in where every metal box on the job needs a ground. Same wire, same screw, same green, whichever count you pick.

AIRMONT PRODUCTS QUALITY — Built for reliability and durability on every electrical installation, because electricians know us, and we know electricians.

This is a pack of one hundred ground screws and pigtail wires. The wires come pre-stripped 5/8 of an inch and wreapped around the screw. Both are green to clearly indicate ground. The pigtail wire is approximately 6.5 inches long. Comes in a resealable bag. Green screw and copper ground wire. Copper ground pigtail wire. Ground screw.