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TiCap
The patented Huys TiCapT welding electrode uses titanium carbide, an extremely hard ceramic, in nano-sized particles to coat the surface of the copper electrode. This results in a very hard yet very conductive surface that provides a barrier between any contaminants, such as zinc from the copper alloy underneath.
The coating process is a patented process that is able to fuse the coating material with the copper electrode, creating a solid metallic bond while keeping heat input at a minimum to eliminate softening of the copper alloy.
The coating has been shown independently to:
- Increase electrode life
- Eliminate electrode sticking
- Increase the weldability lobe of coated steels
- Eliminate the need for electrode conditioning
- Uses less electricity
New advances in the TiCAPT coating have also shown its benefits in the resistance spot welding of Aluminum alloys in a production environment.
Download TiCapT study conducted for Volkswagen.
Download TiCapT comparative analysis for Ford. |