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Value Brand Ground Clamp 500 A 10.1 in
Ground clamp rated 500 A for arc welding, 10.1 in long with brass body and 2 in jaw opening
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- Handles up to 500 A for heavy arc welding
- 1 in overall length gives extended reach
- Brass body and jaws resist corrosion
- High-tensile spring maintains tight grip on flat or round surfaces
- Non-conductive handle adds operator safety
Ground clamp rated 500 A for arc welding
This ground clamp delivers a 500 A current rating for arc welding tasks. Its brass body and brass connection material provide durable conductivity. A high-tensile spring ensures a tight grip on the workpiece. The clamp accepts cable gauges from 1/0 AWG to 3/0 AWG via a ball-point screw connection.
Check cable gauge and jaw fit before ordering
Verify that your welding cable falls within the 1/0 AWG to 3/0 AWG range for the ball-point screw connection. Confirm the maximum jaw opening of 2 in suits the thickness of your flat plates or pipes. The throat depth is also 2 in, which determines reach on rounded surfaces. Ensure the 10.1 in overall length fits your workspace.
Suits welders needing a high-amperage brass ground
This clamp suits welders requiring a 500 A brass ground clamp with a strong spring grip for flat or round surfaces. It is not for users whose cables are smaller than 1/0 AWG or larger than 3/0 AWG. Buyers needing a non-brass body or a different connection method should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Handles up to 500 A for heavy arc welding
- 1 in overall length gives extended reach
- Brass body and jaws resist corrosion
- High-tensile spring maintains tight grip on flat or round surfaces
- Non-conductive handle adds operator safety
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What comes with the clamp and what must be purchased separately?
The clamp is supplied alone; compatible welding cable between 1/0 AWG and 3/0 AWG must be bought separately to complete the ground connection.
How do I choose between the cable-gauge limits shown?
Select cable within the 1/0 AWG minimum and 3/0 AWG maximum range; the ball-point screw connection accepts any gauge inside that window.
What does the 500 A rating mean when I am welding?
It is the maximum continuous current the brass body and spring can carry during arc welding without overheating the clamp.
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