Advanced droplet-transfer arc control for aluminum and stainless structural weldments. Digitally pulsed waveform eliminates weld spatter, slashes post-weld grinding labor, and controls heat input on critical assemblies in Plainville, CT.
Conventional short-circuit MIG produces excessive spatter and inconsistent penetration on aluminum and stainless steel. The OTC DP400 delivers pulsed spray transfer—firing one molten metal droplet per electrical pulse—delivering TIG-like bead appearance at high MIG deposition rates.
Equipped with push-pull torches and pulse wave shaping, the DP400 prevents burn-through on thin 5052 aluminum while achieving full fusion on thick 6061 extruded frame joints without cold-lap porosity.
Because digital pulse produces zero spatter beads, welded frames transition straight into our automated conveyor wash and powder coating line without tedious chisel de-spattering or manual flap disc grinding.
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Yes. When paired with 98% Argon / 2% CO2 shielding gas and proper root purging, the DP400 produces bright, clean stainless weld beads with superior corrosion resistance.
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