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Soudexpert
Reference: EF-5070
€6.45
5,42 € tax excl.
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Female socket 50-70mm
Welding Machine Cable & Welding Machine Connector
By choosing a welding machine on the EURO-WELDING website, you are guaranteed that it is designed by a French or European manufacturer complying with the EN 60974-1 manufacturing standard.
Compliance with this EN 60974-1 standard by the manufacturer guarantees that the equipment produced is intended for industrial and professional use, and that with regard to the rules relating to electromagnetic compatibility, this equipment is rated class A.
It is your responsibility to check the following points before any use
- That the electrical network used when operating this type of equipment is properly earthed
- That the electrical line to which you connect the welding machine is controlled by a fuse whose amperage is in line with that indicated on the nameplate of the machine or that indicated in the supplier's manual.
Depending on the model of machine that interests you, specifically its power in Amperes or its type of current (single-phase or three-phase), it is your responsibility to contact your electricity supplier to ensure that you have the appropriate subscription.
-Pacemaker wearers should consult a doctor before using this equipment. Exposure to electromagnetic fields during welding may have other effects on health that are not yet known.
As a general rule, as with any other tool, it is essential to read the user manual provided with the machine, including the safety instructions, before using this equipment.
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Soudexpert
Reference: EF-3550
€4.96
4,17 € tax excl.
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Female socket 35-50mm
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Soudexpert
Reference: EF-1025
€2.68
2,25 € tax excl.
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2-year warranty
Female socket for Ø 9 mm connector
Cable 10 - 16 and 25 mm²
200A @ 60%
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Sacit
Reference: F11533
(3 reviews)
€3.30
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1 nickel-plated brass lug, clamped by 2 hexagonal head screws This lug provides an excellent electrical connection and very good tensile strength For cables up to 35 mm² Main dimensions: A: 7 mm B: 23 mm V: 14 mm L: 49 mm
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Sacit
Reference: CX0530
(3 reviews)
€3.03
2,55 € tax excl.
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2-year warranty
Female socket for Ø 9 mm connector
Cable 10 -16 and 25 mm²
200A @ 60%
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Sacit
Reference: F11505
(2 reviews)
€3.77
3,17 € tax excl.
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5 tinned copper crimp lugs for cable from 10 to 25 mm²
This lug provides an excellent electrical connection and very good tensile strength.
Main dimensions:
A: 7 mm
B: 15 mm
V: 8.4 mm
L: 36 mm
S: 1 mm
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Trafimet
Reference: KCF
(5 reviews)
€3.19
2,68 € tax excl.
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1 Female quarter-turn connector.
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| €4.56 | ||
| €5.53 | ||
| €3.19 | ||
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Sacit
Reference: WP2116
(39 reviews)
€5.15
4,33 € tax excl.
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Specific cable for welding, compliant with the European low voltage directive.
Sheath color: BLACK.
Reference standard: H01N2-D HAR.
Operating characteristics:
Maximum operating temperature of the copper braid: 90 °C.
Short-circuit temperature: 250 °C.
Good resistance to abrasion, atmospheric agents and ozone.
Good resistance to frequent bending and twisting.
Type of use: Production of ground cables and electrode holder cables.
During application the welding cable must not be coiled.
Three sections available:
16 mm² for use 120 A @60% - 130 A @35%
25 mm² for use 164 A @60% - 184 A @35%
35 mm² for use 210 A @60% - 241 A @35%
Sold by the linear meter
If you want 2 linear meters of cable, you must order 2 pieces in your cart.
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| €5.15 | ||
| €10.29 | ||
| €13.48 | ||
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Gys
Reference: AMF
(26 reviews)
€9.77
8,21 € tax excl.
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Male / Female Adapter AMF 50/25
Note: 2 references available:
Female: Ø 9 mm - Male 13 mm for reference 038127
Female: Ø 13 mm - Male 9 mm for reference 038110
Duty cycle 300A @ 35% - 200 A @60%
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| €9.77 | ||
| €12.40 | ||
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Trafimet
Reference: CX05
(35 reviews)
€3.13
2,63 € tax excl.
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1 Male Quarter-Turn Connector
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| €6.05 | ||
| €5.31 | ||
| €5.90 | ||
| €3.13 | ||
The welding machine cable carries the current between the generator, the workpiece, and the welding tool. With the appropriate connectors, it ensures a reliable electrical connection, which is the condition for a stable arc. Discover our selection of welding cables, ground cables, and connectors for all machines.
The role of welding cables
A welding machine operates with two cables: the welding cable (to the torch or electrode holder) and the ground cable for the welding machine (to the workpiece). This circuit carries a high current, sometimes several hundred amperes. A welding machine cable with a suitable cross-section and in good condition is therefore essential: it ensures current flow without overheating or losses.
Cable cross-section
The cross-section of the welding cable must be proportionate to the current and the length. An insufficient cross-section heats up, causes voltage drops, and destabilises the arc. The higher the current and the longer the cable, the more generous the cross-section must be. Choosing a correctly dimensioned welding cable avoids losses and preserves weld bead quality, especially on powerful machines.
The ground cable and clamp
The ground cable brings the current back from the workpiece to the machine: it is just as important as the welding cable. Its ground clamp must ensure excellent contact with the workpiece, on a clean surface. Poor ground contact is a frequent cause of an unstable arc and difficult arc starting. A robust clamp and a cable in good condition are essential.
Connectors
Connectors (Dinse plugs and other standards) connect the cables to the machine in a safe and removable way. They must be the correct rating and properly tightened: a loose connector heats up and creates losses. Quality connectors ensure a reliable connection and make it easy to replace or extend cables as needed.
Extending your cables
It is sometimes necessary to extend the welding machine cable to reach a distant area. In this case, use an extension with a suitable cross-section and quality connectors. Be careful: an extension that is too thin or too long degrades performance. It is better to use a generous cross-section to compensate for the additional length and maintain a stable arc.
Maintenance and safety
Regularly inspect your welding cables: a cracked sheath, an exposed conductor, or a damaged connector present an electrical hazard and degrade the weld. Replace any damaged cable without delay. Check the tightness of connections, both on the machine side and the clamp side, to avoid overheating and current losses.
Flexible cable and manoeuvrability
The flexibility of the welding machine cable directly affects working comfort. A stiff cable hampers movement and tires the wrist, especially during long sessions. Quality welding cables, made with fine copper strands, combine good conductivity with great flexibility. For mobile or positional use, choose a flexible welding cable of the appropriate length, which follows movements easily without restricting the gesture. Also remember to protect the machine and its cables from crushing.
Connections and current losses
Every connection in the circuit is a sensitive point. A loose or oxidised connector heats up and causes losses that destabilise the arc. Regularly check the tightness of connectors on the machine side and the clamp side, and ensure that the contact surfaces are clean. A well-connected circuit, from the generator to the ground clamp, ensures that all the set current effectively reaches the arc, which is the condition for easy arc starting and a consistent bead.
Adapting the cable to your use
The right welding cable depends on your use: a fixed workshop tolerates stiffer cables, while mobile work demands flexibility and length. Remember to choose connectors of the correct rating and a robust ground clamp. For powerful machines, never undersize the cross-section: it is the most common mistake, which results in cable overheating and a less stable arc. A properly dimensioned circuit goes unnoticed in use, and that is precisely the goal.
Our advice
For a reliable electrical connection, choose cables and connectors with a cross-section suited to the current and the length of your installation. Ensure good ground contact, check that connectors are tightened, and replace any damaged cable. A good connection means a stable arc and easy arc starting. Browse our selection of welding cables and connectors.
Frequently asked questions
What cable cross-section should I choose for a welding machine?
A cross-section proportionate to the current and the length: the higher the current and the longer the cable, the more generous the cross-section must be. An insufficient cross-section heats up, causes voltage drops, and destabilises the arc, especially on powerful machines.
Why is the ground cable important?
Because it brings the current back from the workpiece to the machine: it is just as important as the welding cable. Its clamp must ensure excellent contact on a clean surface. Poor ground contact is a frequent cause of an unstable arc and difficult arc starting.
Can you extend the cables of a welding machine?
Yes, with an extension of suitable cross-section and quality connectors. Be careful: an extension that is too thin or too long degrades performance. It is better to use a generous cross-section to compensate for the additional length and maintain a stable arc.
How do you maintain welding cables?
Inspect them regularly: a cracked sheath, an exposed conductor, or a damaged connector are a hazard and degrade the weld. Replace any damaged cable without delay and check the tightness of connections to avoid overheating and losses.
What is a ground cable?
A ground cable connects the welding machine to the workpiece or the welding table. It closes the electrical circuit and ensures a stable arc when the clamp is properly fixed to a clean surface.