Rubber Insulated Copper Battery Cable
Application
Welding cable is used to power the secondary circuit of electric arc-welding generators, the circuit that controls the electrode that emits the charge used to weld. This cable is made from flexible copper wire surrounded by a protective covering that is resistant to flame, heat, oil and abrasions, among other things. While welding cable is not meant to be part of any other system, it has a history of being used for public lighting arrangements.
A pair of electric cables supplying power from a welding machine to the work being done; one lead connects the machine with the electrode holder, the other lead connects the machine to the work.
Standard
245 IEC 81, 245 IEC 82, BS638, IS 473
Constructions
Conductor: Class 5 flexible plain copper conductors
Separator: Polyester foil or tape
Sheath: Natural Rubber, Horoprene rubber or other synthetic rubber or PVC
Feature
1.High flexibility properties.
2.Outstanding toughness and durability.
3.High resistance to cuts, tears and abrasion.
4.Resistance to oil, solvents and chemicals.
5.The permissible continuous operating temperature is 65°C
Wide temperature range: -40°C to 105°C
Section area (mm2)
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Core structure cores/mm
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20 conductive wire core DC resistance (Ω/km)
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bare copper wire
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tinned copper wire
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10
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322/0.20
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≤1.19
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≤1.95
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16
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513/0.20
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≤1.16
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≤1.19
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25
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798/0.20
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≤0.758
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≤0.780
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35
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1121/0.20
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≤0.536
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≤0.552
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50
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1596/0.20
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≤0.346
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≤0.390
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70
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2214/0.20
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≤0.268
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≤0.276
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95
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2997/0.20
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≤0.198
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≤0.204
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120
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3702/.0.20
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≤0.161
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≤0.164
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