Xtrweld WCSN2B-500 Welding Cable 2 Awg 500 Ft 600V

Product Description

The XTRWELD WCSN2B-500 is a 500-foot reel of 2 AWG welding cable rated at 600 volts, manufactured in the USA. The cable uses a rope-lay, bunch-stranded construction with a paper separator and a low-smoke halogen-free (LSHF) EPDM jacket that resists abrasion in demanding shop and field environments. It carries a 200-amp rating at a 50-foot reference length. The black EPDM jacket maintains flexibility across a wide temperature range, making this cable a practical choice for welding leads, stingers, whips, and ground clamp assemblies where durability and consistent conductivity are required. Licensed electricians and certified welding technicians are the primary installers.

This cable is suited for both welding applications and battery-related applications such as chargers and wire harnesses. Its rope-lay stranding allows tight bends without conductor fatigue, which is useful in mobile welding rigs, fabrication shops, and industrial maintenance settings. The 500-foot reel format supports job-site cutting to length for custom lead assemblies. It is compliant with SAE J1127 (applicable from 6 AWG through 250 MCM) and meets RoHS requirements, making it appropriate for projects with environmental material restrictions.

Key Features

• LSHF EPDM jacket resists abrasion and reduces smoke and halogen emissions in confined spaces
• Rope-lay, bunch-stranded construction provides flexibility for tight-radius routing
• 200-amp capacity at 50 feet supports heavy welding applications
• SAE J1127 compliant from 6 AWG through 250 MCM
• RoHS compliant - suitable for projects with restricted hazardous substance requirements
• Manufactured in the USA on a 500-foot reel for job-site cut-to-length use

Compatibility

Designed for use in stingers, whips, welding leads, and ground clamp assemblies, as well as battery applications including chargers and wire harnesses.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified welding technician in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines for welding cable circuits. De-energize all connected equipment and verify zero voltage before terminating or splicing. Use appropriately rated lugs and connectors for 2 AWG conductors. Avoid sharp bends at terminal ends that could stress the stranded conductor bundle over time.