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CCD3550 - Dinse Style 50mm Welding Cable Quick Connector Set (Male & Female)

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the CCD3550 Dinse Connector Set

The CCD3550 Dinse Connector Set is a precision-engineered solution designed for the efficient transmission of high-amperage welding current. This set includes both a male plug and a female socket, specifically sized for 50mm² welding cable (approximately equivalent to 1/0 AWG). The core components are manufactured from high-grade brass, machined to tight tolerances to ensure optimal surface contact area. This precision is critical in minimizing electrical resistance across the joint, thereby reducing voltage drop and preventing localized heating that can degrade connections over time.

The locking mechanism utilizes a standard Dinse-style cam action. When the male plug is inserted into the female receptacle and twisted, the cam pulls the two brass faces tightly together, creating a secure mechanical and electrical bond. This design is superior to simple friction fits as it resists loosening caused by cable manipulation, thermal expansion cycles, and shop vibration. The connectors are encased in heavy-duty rubber boots that provide essential electrical insulation and mechanical protection. These boots are formulated to resist common industrial contaminants such as oil, grease, and solvents, as well as withstand the thermal stress typical of welding environments.

Installation of the cable is achieved via a mechanical set-screw or crimp arrangement (depending on the specific sub-variant, though set-screws are standard for field-installable units), often utilizing a copper shim to protect the fine strands of the welding cable from damage during tightening. This ensures a gas-tight connection at the wire interface, further enhancing conductivity. The CCD3550 is an essential component for fabricating extension leads, repairing damaged machine connections, or retrofitting older equipment with modern, quick-disconnect capabilities. It adheres to standard dimensions, making it compatible with a wide range of welding power sources and accessories that utilize the 50mm Dinse standard.

Additional Information
Cable Size:50 mm²
Receptacle Type:Set
Packaging Description:1 set (1-set)
Connection Style:Dinse-Style
Material:Brass, Rubber
Amperage Capacity:300A
Locking Mechanism:Cam-Lock

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Male Dinse-Style Connector Plug (50mm)
  • 1 x Female Dinse-Style Connector Socket (50mm)
  • 2 x Insulating Rubber Boots
  • Installation Set Screws/Shims

APPLICATIONS

  • Creating modular welding cable extensions
  • Replacing damaged plugs on welding machines
  • Upgrading bolt-on terminals to quick-disconnect systems
  • Connecting electrode holders and ground clamps to power sources
  • Field repair of severed welding leads

FAQ

This connector is designed for 50mm² cable, which is approximately equivalent to 1/0 AWG (American Wire Gauge). It can often accommodate slightly smaller or larger cables depending on the insulation thickness, but 1/0 is the target size.

Yes, the CCD3550 is a complete set containing one male plug (connector) and one female socket (receptacle), along with the rubber insulators for both.

The cable is typically secured using a large set screw (hex key) mechanism inside the brass body. You strip the cable insulation, insert the copper strands into the barrel (often wrapped in a supplied copper shim), and tighten the screw down firmly.

Yes, provided the other connectors are of the same size standard (50mm / Dinse 35-50 or 50-70 style). Dinse connectors are standardized, so this generic set should mate with name-brand plugs of the same size class.

While ratings can vary by duty cycle, a 50mm Dinse connector is typically rated for approximately 300 to 400 amps depending on the duty cycle and cable used.

Absolutely. This is the primary use for a male/female set. You can attach these to a length of cable to create an extension cord that can be quickly added or removed from your main setup.

Yes, the rubber boots are designed to withstand the heat generated by the electrical resistance of the cable and the ambient heat of a welding environment, as well as resist oil and ozone.