950750 - ESAB #6 AWG Welding Cable Lug with 5/8 Inch Stud

Keep Your Arc Stable with Reliable Connections

As a welder, you know that your machine is only as good as the cables connecting it to the work. A frayed wire or a loose lug isn't just an annoyance; it's a recipe for a sputtering arc, cold welds, and frustrated operators. The ESAB 950750 Terminal Ring is the fix you need when your #6 AWG leads need a new end or when you're fabricating custom jumpers. This isn't a flimsy automotive connector; it is a heavy-duty welding lug designed to handle the current and the abuse of the shop floor. When you strike an arc, you want the electricity flowing to the puddle, not generating heat at the machine terminal.

This specific lug is designed for #6 AWG cable, which is often used for stinger leads on smaller machines, TIG torch power cables, or ground leads for lighter work. The standout feature here is the 5/8-inch stud hole. This large opening allows you to connect smaller gauge wires to heavy-duty terminals that use large bolts. It’s a problem-solver for when you need to hook up a specific tool to a large power source or grounding plate. The copper construction ensures that you get maximum power transfer, helping you maintain a smooth, buttery arc even when running long leads.

Installation is a breeze. You can crimp it with a standard lug crimper for a quick, mechanical bond, or if you're old school and want that extra peace of mind, you can sweat it on with solder. The barrel is designed to hold the wire strands tightly, preventing them from splaying out. Once installed, the flat contact surface of the ring mates perfectly with your machine's terminal, ensuring no arcing or pitting occurs at the connection point. Don't let a two-dollar part ruin a thousand-dollar job—upgrade your leads with proper ESAB lugs and weld with confidence.

Why Welders Choose This Lug:

• Solid Contact: The flat face ensures you get full amperage transfer to your torch or stinger.
• Easy Repair: Perfect for fixing that cable that snapped right at the lug—cut it back, strip it, crimp this on, and you're back in business.
• Durable: Thick walls mean it won't crack when you crank down the nut on the terminal stud.