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Kalas #1 Toughflex Boxed Welding Cable - 50ft (CAB1-50)
Toughflex welding cable is designed for all welding applications where a stinger/whip, leads and grounds are used. This cable has annealed 30 gauge bare copper which offers maximum flexibility. The EPDM jacket resists cuts, tears, abrasion, grease, oil, water and flame for optimal durability.
Kalas has been providing customers with the highest quality copper wire and cable since 1958. Kalas is based out of Pennsylvania, so all cable is Made in the U.S.A.
Quick Specs
• Cable Size: Number 1
• Length: 50 foot
• Packaging: Boxed
• Operating Temp: -58° F to 221° F
• Voltage Rating: 600 Volts
Kalas has been providing customers with the highest quality copper wire and cable since 1958. Kalas is based out of Pennsylvania, so all cable is Made in the U.S.A.
Quick Specs
• Cable Size: Number 1
• Length: 50 foot
• Packaging: Boxed
• Operating Temp: -58° F to 221° F
• Voltage Rating: 600 Volts
| MPN: | KWCCAB1-50 |
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MPN: KWCCAB1-50
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