Xtrweld WCS1/0B-250 Welding Cable 1/0 Awg 250 Ft

Product Description

The XTRWELD WCS1/0B-250 is a 1/0 AWG welding cable rated at 600 volts, supplied on a single 250-foot reel. The conductor uses a rope-lay, bunch-stranded construction with a paper separator, giving the cable the flexibility needed for continuous movement in welding environments. The jacket is a low-smoke halogen-free (LSHF) EPDM compound with high abrasion resistance, suited for the physical demands of shop floors and field work. Ampacity is rated at 350 amps at a 50-foot reference length. The cable is manufactured in the USA and is SAE J1127 and RoHS compliant. This is a professional-grade cable for welders, maintenance electricians, and equipment technicians who need a reliable, code-compliant conductor in demanding applications.

This cable is used in stingers and whips, welding leads, and ground clamp assemblies. It is also appropriate for battery-related applications including charger connections and wire harnesses. The flexible stranding and durable LSHF EPDM jacket make it a practical choice for both fixed shop installations and portable welding rigs. The 250-foot reel length suits contractors and service shops that cut to length for multiple assemblies. Applications span light industrial, heavy fabrication, and mobile welding setups where a flexible, abrasion-resistant 600-volt cable is required.

Key Features

• 1/0 AWG rope-lay, bunch-stranded conductor for maximum flexibility
• LSHF EPDM jacket resists abrasion and limits smoke and halogen emissions in confined spaces
• 350-amp ampacity rated at 50 feet
• 600-volt rating covers standard welding and battery circuit applications
• SAE J1127 and RoHS compliant, manufactured in the USA
• Supplied as a 250-foot reel for cut-to-length use

Compatibility

Designed for use in stingers, whips, welding leads, ground clamp assemblies, battery charger connections, and wire harnesses where a flexible 600-volt, 1/0 AWG welding cable meeting SAE J1127 specifications is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified welding equipment technician. De-energize all circuits and disconnect battery systems before terminating cable ends. Use appropriately rated lugs and connectors rated for the conductor size and ampacity. Consult NEC Article 630 for electric welding apparatus wiring requirements and verify local code compliance before installing in permanent assemblies.