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Value Brand Ground Clamp 200 A Arc Welder
A 200 A ground clamp for arc welding with brass body and high-tensile spring grip
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- 200 A capacity handles heavy arc welding jobs
- High-tensile spring grips flat plates and round pipe securely
- Brass body and jaws conduct current with minimal loss
- Accepts 3 AWG to 1 AWG cables for flexible setup
- Non-conductive handle insulates operator during use
Ground Clamp 200 A Arc Welder
This ground clamp is rated for 200 A and suits arc welding tasks that require a secure workpiece connection. It accepts cable from 3 AWG up to 1 AWG and fits flat plates, pipe and round surfaces. The brass body and ball-point screw connection provide a solid electrical path for workshop and field repairs.
Brass Construction With High-Tensile Spring
The clamp body and connection material are brass, which resists corrosion and conducts well under heat. A high-tensile spring forces the jaws tight with a maximum opening of 1 in and a throat depth of 3 7/16 in. The non-conductive handle insulates the operator while the overall length of 6 in gives adequate leverage for daily use.
200 A Rating Decides Suitability
The single specification that determines fit is the 200 A maximum current; jobs drawing more current need a higher-rated clamp. Buyers who need to weld at higher amperage or who require a different cable-gauge range cannot use this model. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 200 A capacity handles heavy arc welding jobs
- High-tensile spring grips flat plates and round pipe securely
- Brass body and jaws conduct current with minimal loss
- Accepts 3 AWG to 1 AWG cables for flexible setup
- Non-conductive handle insulates operator during use
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What current does the 200 A arc ground clamp handle in practice?
The clamp is rated for a maximum current of 200 A when used with an arc welder.
What cable sizes and jaw opening does the brass ground clamp need to fit?
It accepts cables from 3 AWG to 1 AWG and has a maximum jaw opening of 1 in with a throat depth of 3 7/16 in.
How is the cable secured to the clamp, and what step is often missed?
The cable connects via a ball point screw; the screw must be fully tightened onto the cable to ensure a solid electrical contact.
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