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Tweco

Tweco 95151100 Ball Point Lug Copper 45 deg 150 A welding

SKU CH-WRGT-5RJ0W

Copper ball-point lug angled at 45 degrees for welding cable up to 1/0 AWG and 150 A at 80 V

  • TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
  • 45-degree angle enables tight-space routing
  • Copper construction delivers high conductivity
  • 150 A rating handles heavy-duty welding
  • 1/0 AWG maximum cable gauge supported
  • 17/32 in stud hole fits standard terminals

Tweco 95151100 Copper Ball Point Lug

This Tweco 95151100 copper lug provides a 45 degree angle connection for welding cables up to 1/0 AWG. It handles a maximum current of 150 A and a maximum voltage of 80 V. The lug features a ball-point cable connection and a 17/32 in stud hole.

Suits welders using 1/0 AWG cable at 150 A

The 45 degree angle fits specific routing needs in welding setups. The uninsulated copper construction suits standard grounding or power connections. Buyers who need an insulated lug or a different angle should look elsewhere.

45 degree angle and 150 A rating

The 45 degree lug shape determines how the cable routes from the connection point. The 150 A maximum current rating defines the safe operating limit for the welding circuit. Verify both match the application requirements.

Highlights

  • 45-degree angle enables tight-space routing
  • Copper construction delivers high conductivity
  • 150 A rating handles heavy-duty welding
  • 1/0 AWG maximum cable gauge supported
  • 17/32 in stud hole fits standard terminals

Specifications

TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
BrandTWECO

Questions about this item

What does the 150 A rating mean when the lug is installed?

The lug is rated for up to 150 A of welding current, so it can carry that load continuously when crimped to a suitable cable and bolted to a clean terminal.

How does the 17/32 in stud hole limit the bolt size I can use?

The 17/32 in hole accepts fasteners up to that diameter; larger bolts will not fit through the lug.

What cable size and angle does the lug need to fit my lead?

It accepts cable up to 1/0 AWG and is bent at a 45 degree angle for routing in tight spaces.

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