Tweco
Tweco 95151111 Ball Point Lug Copper 45 deg 325 A welding
A copper 45-degree ball-point lug rated for 325 A and 80 V maximum, accepting up to 4/0 AWG cable with a 17/32 in stud hole
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- 45-degree angle routes cable cleanly in tight spaces
- Copper lug handles up to 325 A for heavy-duty welding
- 17/32 in stud hole fits standard terminal bolts
- Insulated body protects against accidental shorts
- Rated for 4/0 AWG cable and 80 V maximum
Ball-Point Lug for 4/0 Cable
This Tweco copper lug connects 4/0 AWG welding cable at a 45-degree angle. It handles up to 325 A at 80 V and fits a 17/32 inch stud hole. The insulated body protects the connection in automotive and industrial welding jobs.
For High-Current Cable Terminations
Suits technicians terminating heavy 4/0 gauge cable for 325 A service. Not for lighter gauge wires, lower amperage needs, or straight lug requirements. Buyers needing a different angle or stud size should look at other lug styles.
Simple Crimp or Solder Installation
The ball-point design accepts the cable end for crimping or soldering. Ensure the lug is rated for your cable gauge and current before fitting. The most common error is using undersized cable that cannot carry the 325 A load safely.
Highlights
- 45-degree angle routes cable cleanly in tight spaces
- Copper lug handles up to 325 A for heavy-duty welding
- 17/32 in stud hole fits standard terminal bolts
- Insulated body protects against accidental shorts
- Rated for 4/0 AWG cable and 80 V maximum
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | TWECO |
Questions about this item
What cable gauge does the 325 A ball-point lug accept?
The lug is rated for cable up to 4/0 AWG, so the welding lead you already own must be that size or smaller to fit the ball-point connection.
Will the 45-degree copper lug clear a 17/32 in stud on my existing ground clamp?
Yes, the stud hole is 17/32 in diameter and the 45-degree angle is designed to align with standard clamp hardware without interference.
How can I confirm the insulated lug is carrying the full 325 A after installation?
Verify the cable is fully seated in the ball-point seat, the insulation shows no melting, and the joint stays cool during a test weld at the rated 80 V maximum.
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