Xtrweld WCSN1B-500 Welding Cable 1 Awg 500 Feet 600V

Product Description

The XTRWELD WCSN1B-500 is a 500-foot reel of 1 AWG SELECT series welding cable rated at 600 volts. Built with a rope-lay, bunch-stranded copper conductor and a paper separator, it is finished in a low-smoke halogen-free (LSHF) EPDM jacket that resists abrasion in demanding work environments. The black jacket is rated for 250 amps at 50 feet. Manufactured in the USA and compliant with SAE J1127 and RoHS, this cable is suited for use by welding professionals, industrial maintenance electricians, and fleet technicians who need a reliable, code-compliant conductor for high-current applications.

The WCSN1B-500 is designed for stingers and whips, welding leads, and ground clamp assemblies. It also performs well in battery-related applications including chargers and wire harnesses. The flexible rope-lay stranding makes routing through tight spaces and around corners more manageable than solid or coarse-stranded alternatives, which is a key advantage on busy job sites and in mobile welding rigs. The 500-foot reel allows contractors and shops to cut custom lengths as needed.

Key Features

• 600-volt rating suitable for welding and battery circuit applications
• 1 AWG rope-lay, bunch-stranded copper conductor for flexibility in tight routing
• LSHF EPDM jacket provides abrasion resistance and low smoke output in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces
• 250-amp capacity at 50 feet
• SAE J1127 compliant and RoHS compliant
• Manufactured in the USA
• Supplied on a single reel, sold by the foot with a 500-foot minimum

Compatibility

Designed for use in stinger and whip assemblies, welding leads, ground clamp assemblies, battery chargers, and wire harness applications requiring a flexible 1 AWG, 600-volt welding cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified welding technician familiar with applicable NEC and SAE standards. Disconnect and de-energize all circuits before terminating or replacing cable. Use appropriately rated lugs, clamps, and connectors rated for the conductor size and ampacity. Avoid sharp bends that could damage the EPDM jacket or stress the stranded conductor over time.