Made in the USA! Also known as welding cable this very flexible battery cable can easily lace throughout an engine compartment and around tight turns with ease. Highly flexible annealed 30 gauge bare copper conductors 767 strands insulated with an EPDM jacket and paper separator. Resists abrasion cut tear flame grease oil and water. Operating temperatures is -58°F to +221°F (-50°C to +105°C). Rated to 600 volts. RoHS Compliant and meets SAE J1127. Package also includes 5 pieces of a copper lug with a 3/8" stud that fits the welding cable. Seamless copper lug made of 99.9% pure conductive ETP copper. One piece tongue (not sandwiched) make them more conductive than a typical copper lug. Clearly marked for wire size. Features a flared and chamfered barrel to ease application of finely stranded wire or welding cable.
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Crimp Supply Ultra-Flexible Car Battery / Welding Cable - 1 Gauge, Red - 15 Feet - and 5 Copper Lugs

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Made in the USA! Also known as welding cable this very flexible battery cable can easily lace throughout an engine compartment and around tight turns with ease. Highly flexible annealed 30 gauge bare copper conductors 767 strands insulated with an EPDM jacket and paper separator. Resists abrasion cut tear flame grease oil and water. Operating temperatures is -58°F to +221°F (-50°C to +105°C). Rated to 600 volts. RoHS Compliant and meets SAE J1127. Package also includes 5 pieces of a copper lug with a 3/8" stud that fits the welding cable. Seamless copper lug made of 99.9% pure conductive ETP copper. One piece tongue (not sandwiched) make them more conductive than a typical copper lug. Clearly marked for wire size. Features a flared and chamfered barrel to ease application of finely stranded wire or welding cable.

Cable made in the USA.

Includes 5 seamless copper lugs with 3/8" stud.

Highly flexible EPDM jacket which resists abrasion, cut, tear, flame, grease, oil, and water.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.