200 Amp Welding Ground Clamp Lead Assembly - LC40 Connector - #2 AWG Cable (75 FEET)

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200 Amp Welding Ground Clamp Lead Assembly - LC40 Features

• Heavy Duty Welding Lead Assembly manufactured with Made in USA Flex-A-Prene highly flexible cable. Cable Size: #2 AWG - 0.418" O.D.

• Ground Clamp compatible with EG-300. Constructed in Zinc-Plated Steel. Large hex screw cable connection assures a tight and safe cable connection. It has a large contact area for an effective ground connection. Its design eliminates arc blowing and facilitates fast grounding spot changing

• Cable Connector Options: LC-40 (Cam-Lock), Dinse 10-25, Dinse 35-70 or Terminal Lug. ***Please select your option from the menu, check the connector size in the picture and compare with your welder´s Connector/Receptacle to make sure it fits***

• RATED: 200 AMP @ 60% Duty Cycle. ***Please Check you welder´s maximum amperage and look for a cable assembly that matches or exceeds that amperage rating***

• Choose the Cable Length from the Menu. These leads are assembled to customer specifications the same day the order is received, they are packed and shipped on a cardboard box or a white USPS Flat Rate Package. You will receive a ready to use fully assembled lead, no tools required.

About 200 Amp Welding Ground Clamp Lead Assembly - LC40

This welding lead is assembled using Highly flexible, Made in the USA, Flex-A-Prene cable. All our cable assemblies use over-calculated Electrode Holders, Ground Clamps, and Connectors with an amperage capacity always higher than the assembly amperage rating. This prevents over-heating and increases safety. Information on cable is ident marked so it doesn't fade with time for a better identification even after years of use - Resists abrasion, cut, tear, flame, grease, oil, and water. The is the only welding cable that currently meets SAE J1127. INSULATION: EDPM jacket and paper separator - TEMP RANGE: -50°C to +105°C (-58°F to 221°F) - Rated 600 Volts. ***Before you buy please double-check the type and size of the cable Connector/Receptacle in your welder, Also check the maximum Amperage and duty cycle of your welder and look for a cable assembly that matches or exceeds that amperage rating***