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Quick connector for welding cable, male and female

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Quick connector for welding cable, male and female

Make up or repair your welding cables with a secure connection that does not come loose or overheat. An old or loose connector is one of the most common causes of an unstable arc and burnt sockets. These male and female quick connectors are used to make up or repair earth clamp and electrode holder cables and connect them to the welder's sockets.

Made for good current transfer and a secure coupling that does not come loose during work. Available in 10-25 mm² (compact machines) and 35-50 mm² (Texas type, higher-current machines) sizes, male and female, so you can make both the end that goes to the machine and cable extensions.

Benefits

  • Secure connection: push-and-twist coupling that locks in place.
  • Good conductivity: fewer losses and less heating at the socket.
  • Two sizes: 10-25 mm² for compact inverters and 35-50 mm² for higher-amperage machines.
  • Male and female: to connect to the machine or to join two lengths of cable.

What it is for

  • Repairing the damaged connector on the earth or electrode holder cable.
  • Making up custom cable sets with welding cable from a roll.
  • Making cable extensions with a male and a female connector.

Technical specifications

  • Types: male and female
  • Sizes: 10-25 mm² and 35-50 mm² (Texas)
  • Pack: pack of 2 (35-50 mm² male: single unit)
  • Use: earth clamp and electrode holder cables

Vetonek tip

Choose the connector according to your welder's socket size and tighten the cable firmly inside: a loose connector heats up and burns the socket. Strip only as much as necessary and make sure all the copper strands are inside the connector.

Frequently asked questions

What size do I need?

The one that matches your machine's socket: 10-25 on compact inverters and 35-50 on higher-amperage machines. If in doubt, measure the socket diameter.

Can I use a 10-25 connector in a 35-50 socket?

Not directly; that is what the 10-25 female to 35-50 male adapter is for.

How many units are in each pack?

The 10-25 male, 10-25 female and 35-50 female connectors come in packs of 2; the 35-50 (Texas) male is sold individually.

What is the female connector for?

To join two lengths of cable with a male connector and make an extension, or to replace a damaged female connector.

Which cable should I use?

Welding cable with the right cross-section for the connector and your machine's current, for example 16 or 25 mm² on compact machines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size do I need?

The one that matches your machine's socket: 10-25 on compact inverters and 35-50 on higher-amperage machines. If in doubt, measure the socket diameter.

Can I use a 10-25 connector in a 35-50 socket?

Not directly; that is what the 10-25 female to 35-50 male adapter is for.

How many units are in each pack?

The 10-25 male, 10-25 female and 35-50 female connectors come in packs of 2; the 35-50 (Texas) male is sold individually.

What is the female connector for?

To join two lengths of cable with a male connector and make an extension, or to replace a damaged female connector.

Which cable should I use?

Welding cable with the right cross-section for the connector and your machine's current, for example 16 or 25 mm² on compact machines.