ULTRA FLEX 1/0 CABLE 25OFT SPOOL

Description

• Ultra-Flex welding cable is designed for all welding applications when extra flexibility is needed where a stinger/whip, lead and grounds are used.

• Highly flexible annealed 34 (.0063) and 36 (.005) gauge bare copper conductor insulated with an orange EPDM jacket and paper separator.

• Operating temperatures range from -50°C to 105°C (-58°F to +221°F).

• Rated to 600 volts. Meets or exceeds ASTMB-172. Stocked on 250ft. reels.

• Rugged jacket

• The most flexible welding cable in the market

• Sequentially marked

• Resists Abrasion, Cut, Tear, Flame, Grease, Oil and Water

• Made in the USA

Return & Exchange Policy

A 20% restocking fee applies to all returns and exchanges.

Shipping charges are non-refundable.

To be eligible for a refund, products must be returned in the same condition in which they were received.

Any product that has been cut, modified, damaged, installed, or shows signs of use will not qualify for a refund.

Products that do not meet these return requirements may be rejected and returned to the customer at the customer’s expense.

Welding leads and cables must be shipped back before any refund can be issued.

Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.

We reserve the right to inspect all returned merchandise before approving any refund or exchange. By placing an order, the customer acknowledges and agrees to these terms and conditions.

Shipping Damage Policy

All Snakebelly products are thoroughly inspected and shipped from our facility in excellent condition. Once an order is transferred to the shipping carrier, Snakebelly is not responsible for any damage, loss, or mishandling that may occur during transit.

If your package arrives damaged, any claim must be filed directly with the shipping carrier. We recommend inspecting all packages upon delivery and documenting any visible damage with photographs before opening the package whenever possible.

Snakebelly will assist by providing shipping documentation if needed; however, the carrier is solely responsible for damages that occur during transportation.