500 Amp Croc Jaw Ground Cable – 5' Shorty Whip, LC-40 Male

The 500 Amp Croc Jaw Ground Cable gives high-output welding setups a heavy-duty, easy-to-position mechanical ground clamp. Its 2" jaw opening handles larger workpieces while the Shorty™ modular connection lets you change clamp styles without replacing the full machine cable.

The 5' whip is built with flexible #1 high-visibility orange UltraFlex welding cable and an LC-40 male connector for quick connection to a compatible Arc-Zone Shorty™ machine lead.

Why Welders Choose the Shorty™ Ground System

• 500 Amp Capacity: Designed for demanding welding applications.
• 2" Croc Jaw Opening: Provides room for larger workpieces and connection points.
• Fast Clamp Changes: Swap only the Shorty™ whip when the job changes.
• Flexible #1 Cable: Easy to position around large fabrication projects.
• LC-40 Connection: Fast, modular connection to the machine-side lead.
• Made in the USA: Precision assembled at Arc-Zone in Vista, California.

Key Features

• 500 Amp Croc Jaw ground clamp
• 2" (51 mm) jaw opening
• 5' (1.524 m) #1 UltraFlex welding cable
• LC-40 male connector
• Interchangeable Shorty™ design

Complete Your Shorty™ Ground System

• 350 Amp Welding Machine Ground Lead – 20', LC-40 Male to LC-40 Female
• 500 Amp Welding Machine Ground Lead – 20', LC-40 Male to LC-40 Female

Compatibility

Designed for compatible Shorty™ machine ground leads with an LC-40 female connector.

For full 500 Amp capacity, use the 500 Amp machine lead. Pairing this whip with the 350 Amp machine lead limits the complete system to 350 amps.

What's Included

• 1 × 500 Amp Croc Jaw Ground Clamp
• 5' #1 UltraFlex welding cable
• LC-40 male connector

Machine-side ground lead is sold separately.

Ideal For

• Heavy fabrication
• Production welding
• Industrial repair
• Large workpieces
• High-output welding applications

Frequently Asked Questions

Which machine lead gives me the full 500 Amp capacity?
Use the 500 Amp Welding Machine Ground Lead.

Will this connect to the 350 Amp lead?
Yes, but the complete system will be limited to 350 amps.