Advantages of a Dry Anti-Spatter Coating

Traditional anti-spatter coatings and gels are designed to be applied often, about every few welding cycles, to resist spatter. Recoating increases downtime and can foul your weld pool. Using a dry anti-spatter coating, such as BorNiGuard, can help reduce downtime. 

BorNiGuard only needs to be applied once at the beginning of your weld. Acting as a dry anti-spatter coating, it offers several advantages over traditional coatings, including: 

1. Applied to nozzles, tips, diffusers, cutting tips, fixtures, cables, etc. the dry anti-spatter coating will quickly dry to a durable film and remain fully effective for hours, days, months, or years prior to use in the welding/cutting area or cell.
2. This dry anti-spatter coating will not drip during weldings like traditional spatter sprays and gels, which can lead to poor quality and frequent stops where a continuous weld is necessary.
3. You can apply BorNiGuard ceramic anti-spatter to, say, a week's worth of consumables and these can be held in the welding cell for quick change-over. 
   1. Please note to apply BorNiGuard to clean oxide-free surfaces for best results. Apply to many consumables at once by placing parts closely together in a way to accept a thin continuous spray and maximize coating coverage.
      
4. Dry anti-spatter BorNiGuard coating will not lead to porosity like traditional spatter sprays and gels.
   
   

If you’re ready to switch from traditional anti-spatter sprays to dry anti-spatter coating like BorNiGuard, reach out today.