​Place the tungsten electrode on the TIG torch leaving it 30mm out of the ceramic or copper nozzle. Then establish a short circuit between the electrode and the bench, until approximately 15mm of the electrode tip glows red. In this operation, the argon shielding gas must be flowing normally in order to avoid tungsten oxidation by the atmospheric air, we recommend a minimum flow of 10 liters per minute.
Immediately place the electrode still red inside the Chemical Point pot making approximately 8mm of the tip dike in contact with the flow. The length should vary according to the desired tip.
Make circular (rotating) movements with the torch until the desired tip is obtained. The product action is active as long as the tungsten electrode is hot (red), so if necessary, reheat it again until you get the desired tip.
The composition of the product does not contain halogen or sulfur elements, therefore, it does not contaminate the tungsten electrodes. The generated smoke is not toxic.