High-performance EWCS 4 Gauge Premium 🔌 Extra Flexible Welding Cable - 600V, 25ft Black+Red Review

Love love love this thing. I have my whole race car hooked up to it and it is the easiest to work with. It bends beautifully, very thin, a bunch of strands inside. I will never use anything else.

I am impressed. Outstanding flexibility. It comes rolled in a vacuum pack. As I unwound both colors, I noticed that one cable was a few feet longer than the other. The length of the cable is marked on the insulation and both cables have a net length of 25 feet. The insulation either expands on the red wire and then contracts on the black. I haven't tested it, but if you want the exact length, please take that into account.

This is excellent wire, it's pure copper with a good number of strands and very good insulation, it's definitely not the copper clad aluminum junk that other people try as pure go through copper. I used it to do the big three upgrades on my 4runner and it worked great, was flexible and easy to route. measured

I needed to make QD cables for my tractor winch. The inner wire is larger in diameter than the 6 gauge wire I had, but it's also slightly smaller in diameter than the wire in my 4 gauge welding cables. It was too small in diameter to crimp 4 gauge terminals well and could only make a solid crimp with a second crimp using 6 gauge dies. It fit perfectly in my 6 gauge terminals so I used those instead. The winch ropes fit perfectly.

As the description says, this wire is flexible and easy to work with. I needed this length to make a jumper cable when using my 9500 lb winch on the back of a truck. The factory wiring harness was about $250, so I used this cable and some quick connectors to make it a lot smaller. I crimped the wire into the terminal lugs and then soldered them on for connection and durability. They are slightly smaller than the 4 gauge wire that came with the winch, but there was no significant loss of tension

I'm new to wires and the world of electrical cords but it seems like a good quality cord for the money. The insulation has a slightly matt appearance. The case is not dry at all. It just doesn't shine like some cables. That's what you expect from a welding cable. Ultimately, it's not a flashy wire like some cables, but the strands of wire feel solid and slightly larger than other strands I've seen from some other brands. Overall size may be slightly smaller than other really high quality audio…