Welding electrical cable

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Our range of secondary welding cables is designed for the industrial operation of robot and manual welding guns and for power supply in mechanical engineering. High flexibility due to specially stranded copper wires and crimped lugs, good heat abstraction through a perforated inner jacket as well as effective cooling are just some of the characteristics of these cables. Secondary welding cables, also known as welding leads or welding power cables, are electrical cables specifically designed for carrying high currents used in welding applications. They serve as the connection between the welding power source and the welding electrode or welding gun. Welding cables are typically made of highly flexible copper strands to allow for easy maneuverability and handling. The copper strands are usually tinned to improve their resistance to corrosion. The cables are insulated with a durable and heat-resistant material which can withstand the extreme temperatures generated during welding processes. The size of the secondary welding cables is determined by the welding current requirements. The higher the welding current, the larger the cable diameter needs to be in order to minimize power loss and prevent overheating. Welding cables are available in various sizes. It's important to use the appropriate size of welding cable to ensure efficient power transmission and to avoid overheating or voltage drops that can affect the quality of the weld. Proper maintenance and inspection of welding cables are crucial to ensure their safety and performance, as damaged or worn-out cables can pose a safety risk during welding operations.