Welding electrode holder

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Welding electrode holder

Hold the electrode firmly and weld with a stable arc, without your hand getting hot. The electrode holder is the part you have in your hand throughout welding: if it grips the electrode poorly or heats up, the work comes out worse and is more tiring. This electrode holder for coated electrode (MMA) welding grips the electrode firmly and transfers the current to it without losses.

Made from heat- and corrosion-resistant materials with an ergonomic grip, it is available in 150, 200/300 and 600 A versions to suit everything from domestic machines to industrial welders.

Benefits

  • Firm grip: the electrode does not move or come loose while welding.
  • Heat- and corrosion-resistant: longer service life in the workshop.
  • Ergonomic grip: less fatigue during long shifts.
  • Three ratings: 150 A, 200/300 A and 600 A.

What it is for

  • Replacing a worn, broken or burnt electrode holder.
  • Making up a new custom electrode holder cable.
  • MMA welding in metalwork, structural work, maintenance and DIY.

Technical specifications

  • Ratings: 150 A · 200/300 A · 600 A
  • Use: MMA welding with coated electrodes
  • Materials: heat- and corrosion-resistant
  • Grip: ergonomic
  • Supplied as: single unit, without cable

Vetonek tip

Do not rest the holder with an electrode on the bench or the workpiece while the machine is on: the arc strikes accidentally and damages the holder and the surface. Remove electrode stubs from the jaws to maintain good contact.

Frequently asked questions

What amperage do I need?

Equal to or higher than the maximum current you weld at: 150 A for small machines, 200/300 A for the workshop and 600 A for industrial machines.

Is a cable included?

No, it is the holder only. We stock welding cable and complete kits.

Which electrodes does it take?

Coated electrodes for MMA welding; the maximum diameter depends on the rating of the holder you choose.

Why does the electrode holder get hot?

Because of a poorly tightened cable, dirty jaws or working above its amperage rating. Always choose a holder with some margin.

Is it suitable for any stick welder?

Yes, it fits onto the electrode holder cable; you just need the right connector for your machine's socket.

Frequently Asked Questions

What amperage do I need?

Equal to or higher than the maximum current you weld at: 150 A for small machines, 200/300 A for the workshop and 600 A for industrial machines.

Is a cable included?

No, it is the holder only. We stock welding cable and complete kits.

Which electrodes does it take?

Coated electrodes for MMA welding; the maximum diameter depends on the rating of the holder you choose.

Why does the electrode holder get hot?

Because of a poorly tightened cable, dirty jaws or working above its amperage rating. Always choose a holder with some margin.

Is it suitable for any stick welder?

Yes, it fits onto the electrode holder cable; you just need the right connector for your machine's socket.