4/0 3/0 2/0 1/0AWG Size Copper Core Welding Cable for Welding Machine

• Transport Package: Pallet/Drum
• Specification: 4/0 3/0 2/0 1/0awg
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• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8544492100

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4/0 3/0 2/0 1/0awg Size Copper Core Welding Cable for Welding Machine
 

Product Description

Scope of application:

This product is suitable for DC ripple voltage 1000V and below lines. It is suitable for all kinds of special mobile cables for welding equipment.
Product features:

Soft, resistant to bending and a certain degree of weather resistance.
Executive standard:

GB/T 5013-2008 Additional standard for rubber insulated cables with rated voltage 450/750V and below; Use characteristics;

Rated voltage:

The rated voltage is 0.2kV, and the highest voltage of the DC ripple system should not exceed 1kV. Working temperature The long-term allowable maximum working temperature of cable conductor is 60ºC.

These cables are suitable for welding equipment,charger machine in industry , in automated welding equipment, in tooling constructions, automobile and shipbuilding as well as for hand-held electrodes in workshops and at building sites.

Robust construction makes these cables resistant to low and high temperatures, fire, ozone and radiation, oils, acids, greases and gasoline. These flexible and robust current-carrying cables are suitable for use at high mechanical loads in dry indoors.

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Product Parameters

Size(mm2)	Conductor structure (MM)	Outer diameter of conductor (MM)	Insulation thickness (MM)	Reference outside diameter (MM)	Reference weight (KG)
16	7 x 73/0.20	5.50	2.0	9.6	217.8
25	7 x 114/0.20	7.10	2.0	11.2	315.1
35	19 x 58/0.20	8.20	2.0	12.3	412.3
50	19 x 82/0.20	9.80	2.2	14.3	570.9
70	19 x 114/0.20	11.50	2.4	16.4	771.3
95	37 x 82/0.20	13.40	2.6	18.7	1064.0

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