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BWCCM - LC-40 Style Male Welding Cable Connector, Black, 500A

Packaging: 2 in a box
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OVERVIEW

High-Efficiency Current Transfer for Industrial Welding

The Best Welds LC-40 Male Cable Connector (Black) is engineered to provide a secure, low-resistance connection for heavy-duty welding circuits. In the realm of industrial welding, the integrity of the electrical circuit is paramount; voltage drops caused by poor connections can lead to unstable arcs, increased spatter, and excessive heat buildup that damages equipment. This connector addresses those challenges with a precision-machined copper alloy body designed to maximize surface area contact and conductivity.

Robust LC-40 Cam-Lock Design

Featuring the industry-standard LC-40 style cam-lock mechanism, this connector ensures a positive, vibration-resistant lock when mated with a compatible female receptacle. The cam action pulls the two halves together tightly, squeezing the contact surfaces to eliminate micro-gaps that cause arcing. This design allows for rapid assembly and disassembly of welding leads, facilitating easy equipment setup and breakdown without compromising electrical stability.

Versatile Cable Compatibility

Designed to accommodate a broad range of cable sizes, from #1 AWG up to 4/0 AWG, this connector is versatile enough for various power sources and applications. Whether you are running lighter leads for portability or heavy 4/0 cables for high-amperage structural welding, the BWCCM provides a reliable termination point. The connection to the cable strand is secured via a robust oval point screw (or ball point depending on specific revision), which compresses the copper strands firmly against the connector body for optimal current flow.

Safety and Durability

The external housing is crafted from a specially formulated rubber compound that offers excellent resistance to heat, oil, solvents, and ozone. This insulating cover protects the operator from electrical shock and shields the metal connector from physical damage during daily shop use. The tapered ends of the insulator fit snugly around the cable jacket, preventing debris and moisture from entering the connection point. Rated for approximately 500 Amps, this connector is suitable for most stick, MIG, and TIG welding applications requiring heavy-duty power delivery.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, 2 in a box
Receptacle Type:Male
Cable Size:#1 to 4/0
Color:Black
Connector Style:Cam-Lock, LC-40
Amperage Capacity:500A
Material:Copper Alloy, Rubber Insulation
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Color:Black
Connector Style:LC-40, Cam-Lock
Amperage Capacity:500A
Connection Method:Single Oval Point Screw
Material:Copper Alloy, Rubber Insulation
Cable Size:#1 to 4/0
Receptacle Type:Male
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Male LC-40 Style Cable Connector (Black)
  • 1x Insulating Rubber Cover
  • 1x Oval Point Set Screw
  • 1x Copper Shim (if applicable for specific batch)

APPLICATIONS

  • Extending welding leads for Stick, MIG, and TIG welding
  • Repairing damaged cable ends
  • Connecting welding whips to power sources
  • Mobile welding rigs requiring quick setup and breakdown
  • Shipyards and construction sites

FAQ

This connector is designed to fit welding cables ranging from #1 AWG up to 4/0 AWG.

Yes, this is an LC-40 style connector and is fully compatible with Lenco LC-40 series male and female connectors.

The cable is secured using a large set screw (usually oval point) that tightens down onto the stripped copper strands inside the connector body.

The LC-40 style connector is typically rated for up to 500 Amps, depending on the duty cycle and cable size used.

Yes, the connector includes the black rubber insulating cover.

This is the Male connector (it has the metal pin/cam that inserts into the receptacle). You will need a Female connector to mate with it.

While physically possible, it is recommended to use copper cable. If using aluminum, ensure you use an antioxidant compound and check the connection frequently for loosening due to thermal cycling.

You typically only need a cable stripper (or knife) to remove the cable jacket and a hex key (Allen wrench) to tighten the set screw.