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Ground Clamp, 200 A, Ball Point - 1/0, GC ORS NASCO Specially-designed nose for efficient removal

Name: Ground Clamp, 200 A, Ball Point - 1/0, GC ORS NASCO Specially-designed nose for efficient removal
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 97192407878
Price: 55.93 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2376000000000005 (14 reviews)

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97192407878 · ★ 4.2

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Ground Clamp, 200 A, Ball Point 1 0, GC ORS NASCO Specially designed nose for efficient removal Specially designed nose for efficient removal of welding spatter Induction hardened cutting edge stays sharp longer Multiple jaws for drawing out wire and removing or installing contact tips and nozzles Spring loaded for ease of use Dipped grips for superior comfort Full synthetic graphite Superb arc starting and stability Designed primarily to work in conjunction with the Tweco Roto Ground device May also be used for other high amperage grounding applications Clamp is quickly attached or moved from one rotating weldment or fixture to the other without removing the Roto Ground from it Saves welding downtime

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