Revolutionize Your Welding Process with Whale Spray

Are you ready to upgrade your welding process and take productivity to the next level? With the launch of Whale Spray 1801, it’s time to leave traditional anti-spatter products behind and embrace a game-changer in welding technology. Here’s why transitioning to Whale Spray 1801 is the smartest move for welders everywhere.

Why Choose Whale Spray?

1. Save Time and Money
   Unlike conventional anti-spatter products that require tedious post-weld cleaning, Whale Spray 1801 eliminates that extra step. You can weld directly while the spray is wet, drastically reducing downtime and maximizing efficiency. Less cleaning, more welding!

2. Go Straight to Paint
   Say goodbye to compatibility worries. Whale Spray 1801 is silicone-free and designed to integrate seamlessly with the painting process. No need to worry about residue that can interfere with paint adhesion—just weld and paint with confidence.

3. Proven Weld-Through Technology
   Whale Spray 1801 features "Weld Through While Wet" technology. This innovative formula ensures smooth, uninterrupted welding without waiting for the anti-spatter to dry, keeping your projects moving forward without delays.

4. Safer and Eco-Friendly
   With the impending 2024 Methylene Chloride Regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the welding industry needs safer alternatives. Whale Spray 1801 is compliant, non-flammable, and user-safe—providing peace of mind while adhering to new safety standards.

Stay Compliant with New EPA Regulations

Starting May 5, 2025, the EPA’s new regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) prohibits the distribution of methylene chloride-containing products. As a result, we will no longer be able to sell CWS 6225 Anti-Spatter or any other products containing methylene chloride. Whale Spray 1801 is fully compliant with these requirements, providing a safe, effective, and environmentally friendly alternative. Make the switch today to stay compliant while boosting your welding performance!

CWS 6225 Anti-Spatter:

• The weld appears clean, with medium spatter around the joint.

• The surface preparation and final appearance are consistent with effective spatter control.

• However, due to EPA regulations, this product can no longer be sold due to its Methylene Chloride content.

Whale Spray Heavy:

• The weld shows noticeable spatter accumulation despite the use of the product.

• This level of spatter may require additional cleanup, which could increase labor time.

• While the spray offers some protection, it might not meet performance expectations in heavy-duty applications.

Whale Spray Light:

• The weld demonstrates a smoother finish with significantly less spatter compared to Whale Spray Heavy and CWS 6225.

• This product provides better spatter control and minimizes post-weld cleanup efforts.

• This is the replacement for CWS 6225 for users seeking cleaner results.

Overall, Whale Spray Light emerges as the most effective solution, offering improved spatter reduction and compliance with the new EPA requirements.

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