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680510 - ESAB Brass Terminal Stud 1/4-20 x 1.53 Inch

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Electrical Connections with ESAB Brass Terminal Studs

The ESAB 680510 Terminal Stud is a specialized replacement component designed to maintain the electrical integrity of your welding equipment. Manufactured from high-quality brass, this stud is engineered to facilitate the transfer of high-amperage welding current with minimal resistance. In the world of industrial welding, the quality of internal connections is just as critical as the external leads; a compromised terminal can lead to voltage drops, erratic arc performance, and dangerous overheating. This genuine ESAB part ensures that your machine operates within its specified parameters, providing the reliability professional welders demand.

Precision Dimensions for Perfect Fit

Measuring 1.53 inches in length with a standard .250-20 (1/4-20) UNC thread, this stud is machined to exact tolerances. The specific length is crucial for ensuring proper clearance inside the machine chassis, preventing accidental grounding or short circuits while providing ample thread engagement for securing cable lugs and retaining nuts. The 1/4-20 thread pitch is a common standard in North American industrial equipment, allowing for easy integration with existing hardware, though using OEM-specified mating nuts is always recommended to prevent thread galling.

Why Choose Brass?

Brass is the material of choice for electrical terminals due to its superior balance of conductivity, strength, and corrosion resistance. Unlike steel, which has higher electrical resistance and can generate excess heat under load, brass ensures that the power generated by your welder reaches the arc efficiently. Furthermore, brass resists oxidation better than many ferrous metals, which is vital in workshop environments where humidity and fumes can accelerate corrosion. By using the ESAB 680510 stud, you are investing in the longevity of your power source's internal connections.

Maintenance and Repair

Over time, terminal studs can become damaged due to overtightening, cross-threading, or the thermal expansion and contraction cycles inherent in welding. If you notice discoloration, pitting, or stripped threads on your current terminals, immediate replacement is necessary to prevent further damage to the welding cables or the machine's internal boards. This replacement stud provides a factory-fresh mounting point, restoring the safety and efficiency of your electrical connections.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Material:Brass
Thread Size:1/4-20
Length :1.53 inches
Component Type:Terminal Stud
Thread Type:UNC
Head Style:Stud
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Component Type:Terminal Stud
Thread Type:UNC
Head Style:Stud
Brand:ESAB
Material:Brass
Thread Size:1/4-20
Length:1.53 inches

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Brass Terminal Stud (.250-20 x 1.53L)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of damaged terminal studs in ESAB welding power sources.
  • Repair of stripped or cross-threaded electrical connection points.
  • General industrial electrical maintenance requiring 1/4-20 brass studs.
  • Restoration of vintage or heavy-duty welding equipment.
  • Secure mounting of electrical cable lugs and busbars.

FAQ

The stud features a standard .250-20 (1/4-20) UNC thread size.

It is made from solid brass (BRS), chosen for its high electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance.

The stud is 1.53 inches long.

Yes, this is a genuine ESAB replacement part, ensuring correct fit and material specifications for your equipment.

While possible, it is generally recommended to use brass or compatible nuts to prevent thread damage and galvanic corrosion.

A damaged stud can lead to loose connections, causing arcing, excessive heat buildup, voltage drops, and potential damage to the welding machine.

Typically, this SKU refers to the stud only. Nuts and washers are usually sold separately or reused if in good condition.

You will typically need a wrench or socket set compatible with 1/4-20 nuts, and potentially a backup wrench to hold the internal connection.