Tweco
Tweco 95151112 Ball Point Lug Copper 180° 325 A
Copper ball-point lug connects up to 4/0 AWG cable at 325 A with a 180° offset and 17/32 in stud hole
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Copper lug handles up to 325 A continuous current
- 180-degree offset shape simplifies routing in tight spaces
- Ball-point connection fits 4/0 AWG cable securely
- 17/32-inch stud hole matches common terminal bolts
- Rated for 80 V maximum welding voltage
Tweco 95151112 Ball Point Lug 325 A
The Tweco 95151112 is a copper ball point lug rated for 325 A continuous current and a maximum of 80 V. It accepts welding cable up to 4/0 AWG and features a 180 degree offset shape with a 17/32 in stud hole. The lug ships new and uninsulated for direct electrical contact in welding circuits.
Suits high amperage welding cable terminations
This lug suits installers terminating heavy welding cable at 325 A who need a straight 180 degree offset and a 17/32 in stud hole. It is not for buyers who require an insulated lug, an angled offset other than 180 degrees, a different stud size, or a current rating above 325 A.
325 A maximum current rating decides fit
The single specification that decides fit is the 325 A maximum current rating. If the circuit demands more than 325 A this lug is undersized; if the circuit runs at or below 325 A the lug matches the load.
Highlights
- Copper lug handles up to 325 A continuous current
- 180-degree offset shape simplifies routing in tight spaces
- Ball-point connection fits 4/0 AWG cable securely
- 17/32-inch stud hole matches common terminal bolts
- Rated for 80 V maximum welding voltage
Specifications
| Brand | TWECO |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
What stud-hole diameter does the 95151112 lug accept?
The lug fits a 17/32 in stud hole, so the mounting bolt or stud must match that diameter.
How do you attach the cable to this ball-point lug?
Strip the welding cable, insert it fully into the ball-point barrel, then crimp or solder the connection to secure it.
When should the copper lug be inspected or replaced?
Check for discolouration, pitting or loose strands after heavy use; replace the lug if the copper shows heat damage or the crimp loosens.
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