AS-90 Anti Spatter Welding Spray: The Ultimate Welder’s Companion

Unveiling the AS-90 Anti-Spatter Welding Spray – your premium solution to clean, spatter-free welding operations! Crafted specifically for the passionate welder, our spray guarantees top-notch performance and utmost protection for both equipment and workpieces.

Key Features of this AS-90 Welding Spray;

1. Superior Anti-Spatter Protection: The AS-90 formula works to effectively prevent welding spatter from sticking to surrounding surfaces, ensuring cleaner welds every time.
2. Eco-Friendly Formula: Committed to a green environment, our spray is non-toxic, biodegradable, and devoid of harmful solvents. Work safely without compromising on quality.
3. Prolonged Equipment Life: Regular use of AS-90 anti spatter reduces spatter build-up on torches and nozzles, extending the longevity of your welding equipment.
4. Easy-to-Use: Our user-friendly spray nozzle allows for precise application, making it perfect for welders of all skill levels.
5. Suitable for All Welding Processes: Whether it’s MIG, TIG, or stick welding, AS-90 provides consistent, reliable protection.
6. 3-in-1 welders fluid: anti-spatter, wire feed lubricant and post-weld corrosion inhibitor
7. Does not contain silicone, will not interfere with subsequent painting.

Benefits of  Welders Anti Spatter Spray

• Cost-Effective: By reducing clean-up time and prolonging equipment life, AS-90 offers incredible value, saving both time and money.
• Enhanced Weld Quality: Say goodbye to post-weld chipping and scraping! Achieve cleaner, professional-grade welds every time.
• Safe for All Metals: Its versatile formulation ensures compatibility with a wide range of metals, from steel to aluminum and beyond.

When it comes to welding, precision and cleanliness are paramount. With the AS-90 Anti-Spatter Spray, welders can expect not just top-tier protection, but also enhanced work efficiency. Invest in the best; make the switch to AS-90 anti spatter today!

Note: Always read the label and use as directed. Keep out of reach of children.

If you’re looking for an anti spatter gel, please see our Tip Dip alternative.

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What is Weld Spatter?

Weld spatter consists of small droplets of molten metal or non-metallic material that are expelled from the welding zone during the welding process. These droplets can adhere to the surface of the workpiece or the surrounding area, often creating additional cleanup work and potentially damaging the finish of the workpiece.

The causes of weld spatter can vary depending on the type of welding being performed, but common causes include:

1. Incorrect Welding Parameters: If the voltage, amperage, or wire feed speed in MIG welding, for example, are set improperly, it can lead to excessive spatter. The parameters need to be carefully adjusted based on the material being welded and the type of welding being done.
2. Poor Shielding Gas Coverage: In MIG and TIG welding, shielding gas protects the weld pool from atmospheric contamination. Inadequate shielding gas flow or the use of incorrect gas mixtures can result in increased spatter due to the increased oxidation of the weld pool.
3. Contaminated Materials: Surface contaminants like rust, oil, or dirt on the workpieces can lead to spatter. These impurities can cause the metal to react more violently when heated, producing spatter. Properly cleaning the material before welding is essential.
4. Improper Technique: The angle of the welding torch, the distance between the torch and the workpiece, and the speed of welding can all affect spatter. Incorrect technique can lead to instability in the arc and increased spatter.
5. Use of Incorrect Equipment or Consumables: Using the wrong type or size of welding wire, electrodes that are not suitable for the material or type of welding, or worn-out equipment can also cause spatter.

Minimizing weld spatter is important not only for the appearance of the final weld but also to reduce the time and effort required for post-weld cleanup. Adjusting welding techniques and parameters, ensuring proper equipment maintenance, and preparing materials adequately before welding can significantly help reduce spatter.