Welding Cable

Welding cable, also known as welding lead or welding wire, is a specialized electrical cable designed for use in welding applications. It serves as the primary conductor for transmitting electrical current from a welding machine to the electrode holder or welding gun, facilitating the welding process. Welding cables are typically constructed with fine copper strands to ensure flexibility, making them easy to maneuver in a welding environment. These cables are insulated to protect against electrical shock, heat, and damage, and they often have durable, flame-resistant jackets. The size or gauge of welding cables varies to accommodate different welding machines and applications. They are a critical component of any welding setup, enabling safe and efficient metal joining and fabrication.