Clamp Electrode

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A clamp electrode is a type of electrode used in various electrical applications, including welding, electrical testing, and biomedical monitoring.

 Used in welding to hold and conduct current to the welding rod.
 This typically includes a robust, insulated handle and a spring-loaded clamp mechanism.
Materials: Made from conductive metals such as copper or brass to ensure efficient current transfer, often with an insulated cover to protect the user.