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Molten Spatter
Welding & Cutting Cells
Shrugs off molten spatter and sparks instead of burning through to the conductor.
The Environment
Built For Welding & Cutting Cells
In any welding or cutting cell, hot metal spatter rains down on everything nearby. An untreated jacket burns and pits on contact, exposing the conductor. Crosslinked jackets resist that molten spatter, so a stray spark bounces off instead of eating through to the copper.
How It Works
What the beam actually changes
Because the crosslinked jacket will not melt or flow, molten spatter cannot fuse into or burn through the surface the way it does with a thermoplastic. The material stays intact where the spark lands, protecting the conductor underneath.
- Molten spatter does not fuse to or melt through the jacket
- Protects the conductor in high-spatter weld cells
- Reduces nicks, burn-throughs, and premature failures
- Keeps assemblies safe and serviceable longer on the line
Performance
What to expect
Spatter Contact
Deflected
Hot metal will not burn through the jacket
Conductor
Protected
No exposure from spark and spatter damage
Downtime
Reduced
Fewer spatter-driven cable replacements
Where It Matters
