LD-457 Copper Steel Grounding Earth Clamp Welding 500A | Wholesale Supplier

LD-457 Copper Steel Grounding Earth Clamp Welding 500A | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-457

LD-457 copper steel grounding/earth clamps for welding in 300A/500A ratings. Spring-loaded copper-plated jaws, 0-60mm jaw opening, brass cable terminal, ideal for arc welding work piece grounding.

MOQ:100
Price Range:$1.50 - $8.00 / pc
Material:Copper-plated steel or brass spring-loaded body, copper alloy contact surfaces, steel spring mechanism, brass cable terminal, enamel-insulated cable connection
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001 / RoHS / IEC 60974-7
Size Range:Current rating: 300A / 500A; Jaw opening: 0-60mm; Cable bore: 10-20mm; Overall length: 120-180mm; Spring: heavy-duty steel; Contact: copper alloy flat jaw; Cable connection: brass terminal screw
Color Options:Copper / Brass / Silver / Black
Weight:200
Packing:Individual polybag or color box; 100 pcs per master carton; custom packaging available
Lead Time:10-20 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM current rating, jaw opening, spring tension, cable bore, finish options, private label, custom packaging
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-457 Copper Steel Grounding Earth Clamp Welding 500A | Wholesale Supplier

LD-457 copper steel grounding/earth clamps for welding in 300A/500A ratings. Spring-loaded copper-plated jaws, 0-60mm jaw opening, brass cable terminal, ideal for arc welding work piece grounding.

The LD-457 Copper Steel Grounding Earth Clamp is a welding circuit accessory engineered to complete the electrical circuit by clamping the work piece to the welding return path. A secure ground connection is essential for stable arc performance, weld quality, and operator safety, and the LD-457 delivers reliable contact across a wide range of work piece thicknesses and surface conditions.

The spring-loaded body is built from copper-plated steel or brass, with copper alloy contact surfaces that maintain high conductivity even on rusty, painted, or scaled work pieces. The heavy-duty steel spring mechanism generates consistent clamping force across a 0-60mm jaw opening, gripping flat plate, angle, pipe, and structural sections without slipping during welding movement.

Current rating selection depends on the welding process and amperage. The 300A version suits light fabrication and maintenance, while the 500A version is built for heavy structural and production welding where high return current must flow without overheating. Both share the same brass cable terminal screw connection, which accepts cable bores from 10mm to 20mm for secure, low-resistance power return.

Copper plating on the steel body and contact surfaces balances conductivity, mechanical strength, and corrosion resistance, keeping the clamp durable in workshop and outdoor environments. Certified to CE, ISO 9001, RoHS, and IEC 60974-7, the LD-457 is a dependable grounding solution for arc welding circuits in construction, fabrication, and maintenance work.

Core Features

  • Spring-loaded copper-plated steel or brass body
  • Copper alloy contact surfaces for high conductivity
  • 300A and 500A current ratings for light to heavy welding
  • 0-60mm jaw opening grips plate, angle, and pipe
  • Heavy-duty steel spring mechanism for secure clamping
  • Brass cable terminal screw (10-20mm bore)
  • Copper plating resists corrosion and maintains contact
  • CE, ISO 9001, RoHS, and IEC 60974-7 certified

Application Scenarios

  • Arc and stick welding work piece grounding
  • Structural steel fabrication grounding
  • Pipeline welding return circuit
  • Shipyard plate welding ground connection
  • Maintenance and repair welding
  • Production welding line ground clamp

FAQ

How do I choose the correct current rating for the ground clamp?

Match the ground clamp rating to your welding current. The 300A clamp suits light fabrication and maintenance up to 300A, while the 500A clamp is required for heavy structural and production welding above 300A. An undersized clamp overheats, causes voltage drop, and degrades weld quality.

How strong is the jaw grip on the work piece?

The heavy-duty steel spring mechanism delivers consistent clamping force across the 0-60mm jaw opening, securely gripping flat plate, angle iron, pipe, and structural sections. The copper alloy contact faces maintain conductivity on painted, rusty, or scaled surfaces.

What welding cable size fits the brass terminal?

The brass cable terminal screw accepts cable bores from 10mm to 20mm, covering welding cables from approximately 35 sq mm to 70 sq mm. Strip and crimp the cable to a copper lug, then secure with the brass screw for a low-resistance return connection.

How does the copper plating affect conductivity and durability?

Copper plating on the steel body provides good surface conductivity for current return while retaining the mechanical strength of steel for clamping force and durability. The plating also resists corrosion in workshop and outdoor environments, maintaining contact quality over the clamp's service life.