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WWWHL-1020-B - Hammer-On Copper Lug for 1/0 and 2/0 Welding Cable

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OVERVIEW

High-Conductivity Termination for Industrial Cables

The RL22 Hammer-On Cable Lug is an essential component for the efficient termination of heavy-gauge electrical conductors, specifically designed to accommodate 1/0 and 2/0 AWG welding cables. Manufactured from heavy cast copper, this lug offers superior electrical properties compared to standard stamped terminals or aluminum alternatives. The casting process results in a dense, uniform material structure that maximizes current transfer and minimizes resistance at the connection point, a critical factor in maintaining arc stability and reducing heat buildup during high-amperage welding operations.

One of the primary engineering advantages of this lug is its installation method. Traditional heavy-duty lugs often require hydraulic crimping tools or leverage-based swaging tools, which may not always be accessible in field maintenance scenarios. The RL22 utilizes a mechanical impact design where a raised boss on the barrel is driven down into the cable strands using a standard hammer. This action compresses the copper barrel around the wire, creating a gas-tight, cold-welded interface that ensures excellent mechanical pull-out strength and electrical continuity. This design allows for rapid, reliable termination in environments where specialized tooling is unavailable.

Durability is paramount in industrial MRO applications. The solid copper construction provides exceptional resistance to thermal shock and vibration, common stressors in welding environments. Unlike mechanical set-screw lugs which can loosen over time due to thermal cycling, the deformation of the hammer-on lug creates a permanent bond that maintains its integrity under load. The lug is suitable for a wide range of applications beyond welding, including battery bank interconnections, heavy equipment grounding, and power distribution in mobile machinery. For optimal safety and performance, it is recommended to finish the installation with high-quality heat shrink tubing to insulate the barrel and prevent moisture ingress.

In summary, the RL22 combines the metallurgical benefits of cast copper with a practical, tool-free installation mechanism. It represents a robust solution for electrical professionals requiring reliable, low-resistance connections for 1/0 and 2/0 gauge conductors in demanding industrial settings.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, 1 per each
Material:Heavy Cast Copper
Connection Style:Lug Terminal
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Material:Heavy Cast Copper
Installation Method:Hammer-On / Impact Compression
Compatible Cable Type:Welding Cable, Battery Cable
Connection Style:Lug Terminal
Cable Size:1/0 to 2/0
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Hammer-On Cable Lug (Fits 1/0 or 2/0 AWG)

APPLICATIONS

  • Termination of 1/0 and 2/0 AWG welding cables
  • Repair of damaged electrode holder and ground clamp leads
  • Heavy-duty battery cable connections
  • Mobile equipment power distribution
  • Emergency field repairs where crimping tools are unavailable

FAQ

This lug is designed to fit 1/0 AWG and 2/0 AWG welding or battery cables.

No, this is a hammer-on lug. You only need a hammer and a solid surface to install it.

It is manufactured from heavy-duty cast copper for maximum electrical conductivity and durability.

Yes, once the tab is hammered down, the lug is permanently deformed around the cable and cannot be reused.

No, the lug is bare copper. You should use heat shrink tubing or electrical tape to insulate the connection after installation.

Absolutely, as long as the battery cable is 1/0 or 2/0 gauge, this lug works perfectly for battery terminals.

Strip enough insulation so that the bare copper strands reach the bottom of the lug barrel, typically about 1 inch.

This lug is primarily designed for copper conductors. Using it with aluminum wire may result in galvanic corrosion unless specific inhibitors are used.