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K1796-75 - Lincoln Electric K1796-75 75ft Coaxial Welding Cable 1/0 300A

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OVERVIEW

High-Performance Power Delivery for Industrial Welding

The Lincoln Electric K1796-75 Coaxial Weld Power Cable is a premium-grade component engineered to meet the rigorous demands of heavy industrial welding environments. Designed to facilitate the connection between welding power sources and wire feeders, this cable addresses the specific electrical challenges associated with long-distance power transmission in arc welding circuits. With a substantial length of 75 feet (22.9 meters), it provides operators with the flexibility to work across large fabrication floors, shipyards, or construction sites without moving the primary power source.

Technically, the K1796-75 distinguishes itself through its coaxial design. In standard welding setups involving long cable runs, magnetic fields generated by the current can create significant inductance. This inductance resists changes in current flow, leading to "stuttering" arc starts and unstable weld puddles, particularly in MIG and pulsed-MIG processes. The coaxial configuration of this Lincoln Electric cable neutralizes these magnetic fields, effectively minimizing inductance. This results in a crisper, more responsive arc and superior weld quality, even at the full 75-foot extension.

Constructed with high-quality 1/0 AWG copper conductors, the cable is rated for a continuous output of 300 Amps at a 60% duty cycle, with a maximum capacity of 325 Amps. This amperage rating ensures it can handle a wide range of welding procedures, from light fabrication to structural steel work, without overheating. The insulation and outer jacket are formulated to resist the common hazards of the trade, including sparks, abrasion from concrete floors, oil, and grease. By investing in the K1796-75, facilities ensure consistent electrical performance and equipment longevity, reducing downtime associated with cable failure or poor arc characteristics.

This product is an essential accessory for setups requiring extended reach where arc stability cannot be compromised. It exemplifies Lincoln Electric's commitment to providing solutions that enhance both the efficiency of the equipment and the quality of the final weld.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Amps:300
Duty Cycle:60
Cable Length:75 ft (22.9 m)
Cable Size:1/0 AWG
Cable Type:Coaxial Weld Power
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Cable Length:75 ft (22.9 m)
Cable Size:1/0 AWG
Cable Type:Coaxial Weld Power
Max Amperage:325 A
Brand:Lincoln
Amps:300
Duty Cycle:60
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • (1) 75 ft Coaxial Weld Power Cable (K1796-75)

APPLICATIONS

  • Connecting welding power sources to remote wire feeders
  • Large-scale fabrication shops requiring extended equipment reach
  • Shipbuilding and heavy equipment manufacturing
  • Structural steel erection sites
  • Environments where low-inductance power transmission is critical for arc stability

FAQ

The cable is 75 feet (22.9 meters) long.

It is rated for 300 Amps at a 60% duty cycle, with a maximum capacity of 325 Amps.

This is a 1/0 AWG cable.

Coaxial cables reduce inductance in the welding circuit, which is crucial for maintaining a stable arc and good starting characteristics when using long cable runs (like 75 feet).

It is designed for Lincoln Electric systems. You should check your specific power source and feeder manual for compatibility with coaxial power connections.

No, this is typically just the weld power cable. Control cables for the feeder are usually sold separately or bundled in different kits.

Yes, the low-inductance design makes it excellent for advanced processes like Pulse MIG where waveform control is sensitive to cable inductance.

The Lincoln Electric part number is K1796-75.