Flexible Welding Lead
Fine-stranded conductor and rubber sheath support welding machine connections and frequent handling.
Welding Cable
Welding Cable for flexible industrial, outdoor and equipment connection routes.
Welding Cable is used for welding leads and flexible power connection routes where conductor flexibility, abrasion resistance and current requirement must be reviewed.
Product Overview
Welding Cable should be selected according to the actual project route, not by product name alone. Before quotation, review voltage rating, flexibility level, sheath compound, movement duty, abrasion exposure and equipment connection method. Datasheet wording, compliance documents and final supply notes should stay aligned with the selected standard and installation conditions.
Applications
- welding machine leads and electrode holder return connections
- workshop, shipyard and construction-site welding power routes
- flexible current-carrying connections requiring repeated handling
- projects where conductor size is selected from welding current and duty cycle
Construction
Flexible copper conductor with rubber insulation and rubber or neoprene sheath according to cable type. Conductor class, sheath compound, voltage grade, oil/weather resistance and bending requirements should be checked before production.
Marking on Cable
FARWALK CABLE – Welding Cable – [standard] – [voltage] – [core x size] – [year] – [meter mark]
Cable Identification
- Core color, sheath color and marking can be reviewed according to application and standard route.
- Flexible cable identification should match voltage grade, conductor size and cable type.
Standards
- IEC 60245
- EN 50525
- BS 6500 / BS 7919 where applicable
Main Features
Abrasion and Oil Review
Sheath material should be selected for workshop, outdoor, oil exposure and mechanical abrasion conditions.
Current and Duty Selection
For Welding Cable, cable size should match welding current, duty cycle, voltage drop and route length.
Product Selection Guide
Duty Level
Confirm whether the cable is light-duty, heavy-duty, welding, flat moving or portable industrial service.
Movement Requirement
Review bending, dragging, repeated handling, festoon movement or equipment travel before choosing construction.
Environment
Check oil, moisture, sunlight, abrasion, temperature and chemical exposure before selecting sheath material.
Size and Voltage
Match conductor size, voltage rating and core count to equipment load, route length and duty cycle.
Technical Data Overview
| Size (AWG) | Approx. mm² | Typical Stranding (Class K) | Approx. Overall Dia. (mm) | Approx. Weight (kg/km) | Current Rating @ 100ft (Amps) |
| Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating | Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating | Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating | Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating | Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating | Flexible EPDM Welding Cable – 600V Rating |
| #6 AWG | 13.3 | 259 / 30 AWG | 8.2 | 165 | 50 |
| #4 AWG | 21.1 | 416 / 30 AWG | 9.6 | 260 | 75 |
| #2 AWG | 33.6 | 655 / 30 AWG | 11.2 | 410 | 100 |
| #1 AWG | 42.4 | 817 / 30 AWG | 12.8 | 515 | 125 |
| 1/0 AWG | 53.5 | 1045 / 30 AWG | 13.5 | 635 | 175 |
| 2/0 AWG | 67.4 | 1323 / 30 AWG | 15.0 | 815 | 225 |
| 3/0 AWG | 85.0 | 1666 / 30 AWG | 16.8 | 1015 | 250 |
| 4/0 AWG | 107.2 | 2107 / 30 AWG | 18.5 | 1295 | 300 |
| 250 kcmil | 126.7 | 2496 / 30 AWG | 20.2 | 1520 | 350 |
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