What is this switch(?) called?

[Gump_Runner]

Was replacing the nuts on this "switch" and one of the studs broke off. Can someone tell me what it's called so I can get a replacement.
It's off a Esab Migmaster 150.

Thanks

[Weld_]

Was replacing the nuts on this "switch" and one of the studs broke off. Can someone tell me what it's called so I can get a replacement.
It's off a Esab Migmaster 150.

Thanks

I could be mistaken but that doesn't look like a switch that looks like a terminal block.

[Gump_Runner]

A "terminal block". Thank you for your help.

[mla2ofus]

And back off on the torque a little.

[cwby]

Is that the terminals where you switch polarity?

[MinnesotaDave]

Is that the terminals where you switch polarity?

It is on every welder I've seen it on - you're probably right.

[Insaneride]

It looks like a SHUNT to me. I really don't know for sure and without seeing the rest of the circuit or schematic, Im guessing. It is deffinitly shuntting a connection. A SHUNT is another word for short but a SHUNT is used for metering current.

[Xsbank]

Nope, not a shunt.

[Insaneride]

It's not a shunt. It's a terminal Esab item 408. It looked like shunt.


https://www.esabna.com/literature/ar...rts_110331.pdf

[Gump_Runner]

I replaced it with this:
"STUD POLE 175A POWER FEED-THRU FEEDTHRU TERMINAL BLOCK"
https://www.ebay.com/itm/381970729520