Lincoln T-Series 300 Amp Ground Clamp K5151-1

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Lincoln Machine Accessories Lincoln T-Series 300 Amp Ground Clamp K5151-1
Lincoln Machine Accessories Lincoln T-Series 300 Amp Ground Clamp K5151-1

Cyberweld Price $32.70
Cyberweld Price $32.70
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Lincoln® T-Series 300 Amp Ground Clamp K5151-1

Genuine Lincoln® 300 Amp T-Series ground clamp is made from high quality copper-plated brass for superior conductivity. The heavy duty, spring-loaded jaws open to 1.50 inches (38 mm). A large tightening screw securely attaches the clamp to up to size 2/0 welding cable. Rated for 300 amps at 60% duty cycle.

Features
  • Copper plated brass with large contact area results in a better cable connection along with positive grounding to maximize overall weld quality.
  • Large tightening screw to secure welding cable to the ground clamp.
  • Jaws open full up to 1.50 in. (38 mm). Just squeeze, slip jaws over the work and let go. No bolts or nuts to tighten.
  • Heavy-duty spring for clamping force.



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      Tyler
      I do not recommend this product
      Rated 2 out of 5 stars
      1 year ago
      Decent clamp, But can't get parts.

      My first day using it out of the box I dropped it on the ground and the spring flew off. Along with the spring went both of the plastic spring retainers. After a search I was only able to find one of the spring retainers. I emailed Lincoln and they told me they don't and won't sell just the parts. The cast "nipple" that retains the spring is too short and is a bad design. Without the plastic retainer the spring keeps falling off so guess I'll be replacing this with a tweco after one use.

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