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95201107 - Tweco T-120 Copper Solder Lug for 1/0-2/0 Welding Cable

Packaging: pack of 5
$15.75/EA

Package Price:

$78.75/pack of 5

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Power Connections with Tweco T-120

The Tweco T-120 Solder Lug (Part No. 9520-1107) is a premium copper alloy terminal designed to provide a secure and highly conductive connection for your welding cables. Engineered by Tweco, a leader in welding accessories, this lug is specifically sized for 1/0 and 2/0 gauge welding cables, making it an essential component for fabricating new leads or repairing existing equipment.

Unlike mechanical or crimp-style lugs that can loosen over time due to thermal cycling, the T-120 is designed for a solder connection. This ensures a permanent bond between the cable strands and the lug, significantly reducing electrical resistance and heat buildup at the connection point. The lug features a flared cable entry, which simplifies the process of inserting the stripped cable end, ensuring all strands are captured neatly before soldering.

The T-120 features a 17/32-inch stud hole, perfectly sized to fit standard 1/2-inch studs found on most welding power sources and grounding clamps. Its flat contact surface ensures maximum area engagement for efficient current transfer. Whether you are setting up a shop welder or maintaining a fleet of portable machines, the Tweco T-120 offers the durability and performance professional welders demand.

Key Specifications

  • Model: T-120
  • Cable Compatibility: 1/0 to 2/0 AWG
  • Stud Hole: 17/32" (fits 1/2" stud)
  • Material: High-conductivity Copper Alloy
Additional Information
Cable Size:1/0 to 2/0 AWG
Packaging Description:1 per each (1-per-each)
Model:T-120
Connection Type:Solder
Stud Hole Size:17/32" (13.5mm)
Material:Copper Alloy
Compatible Stud Size:1/2"

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Tweco T-120 Solder Lug

APPLICATIONS

  • Terminating welding power cables to machine output studs
  • Connecting ground cables to work clamps or tables
  • Attaching electrode holders to lead cables
  • General high-amperage DC electrical connections
  • Repairing damaged cable ends on welding equipment
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