CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD Anti-Spatter Dip Gel 32oz (946ml)

CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD is a water based anti-spatter dip gel. CRC says it reduces spatter build-up on nozzles and tips for longer equipment life, can be dipped hot or cold, and that the gel will not migrate into the liner.

It comes in a 32oz (946ml) container. The safety data sheet classifies it as hazardous: it causes serious eye damage (H318) and skin irritation (H315), so read the hazard details below before use.

Where this product is used

• Reducing spatter build-up on welding nozzles and tips
• Longer equipment life, as CRC states for nozzles and tips treated with the gel
• Dipping nozzles hot or cold; CRC says the gel will not migrate into the liner

Features

• Water based dip gel (CRC)
• Reduces spatter build-up on nozzles and tips for longer equipment life (CRC)
• Can be dipped hot or cold (CRC)
• Gel will not migrate into the liner (CRC)
• Amber gel with a mild odour (SDS)
• Class C2 combustible, flash point above 95°C (SDS)

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

Nozzle-Dip HD is for nozzles and tips. For other CRC Weld-Aid anti-spatter products see CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Kleen #2 Anti-Spatter 16oz (453g) and CRC Weld-Aid Weld-Kleen HD Anti-Spatter 20oz (566g).

Using it

CRC's only stated direction for this product is that the gel can be dipped hot or cold. No further directions were found in the CRC documents, so follow the label and the safety data sheet.

If it gets in the eyes, the SDS says to flush with running water for at least 15 minutes or until advised to stop by a Poisons Information Centre or doctor. An eye wash and safety shower should be available.

Storage and handling

The SDS storage guidance should be followed; CRC's product page and catalogue give no separate storage instructions for this gel.

Limits and safety

Classified on the SDS (01 Oct 2026, revision 1.1) as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria. Signal word Danger. H315: causes skin irritation. H318: causes serious eye damage. It is not classified as a physical or environmental hazard and is not a dangerous good for transport. It is Class C2 combustible, with a flash point above 95°C. CRC's page and catalogue describe it as non-hazardous, which does not match the SDS classification. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Read the safety data sheet before use.

Frequently asked questions

How is CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD used?

CRC describes it as a water based dip gel that reduces spatter build-up on nozzles and tips for longer equipment life. It can be dipped hot or cold, and the gel will not migrate into the liner.

What is the flash point of Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD?

The SDS lists a flash point above 95°C and classes it as Class C2 combustible. It is not a dangerous good for transport.

Is Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD hazardous?

Yes. The SDS (01 Oct 2026, revision 1.1) classifies it as hazardous, signal word Danger: H315 causes skin irritation and H318 causes serious eye damage.

What is Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD made from?

CRC describes it as water based. The SDS lists coconut diethanolamide 10 to 20%, diethanolamine 1 to 3% and oleic acid 1 to 3%, with the remainder non-hazardous ingredients.

What size is CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Dip HD?

This listing is a 32oz (946ml) container, CRC product number 17094.

Related products

See also: CRC Weld-Aid Nozzle-Kleen #2 Anti-Spatter 16oz (453g), CRC Weld-Aid Weld-Kleen HD Anti-Spatter 20oz (566g), CRC Weld-Aid Weld-Kleen 350 Anti-Spatter, CRC Anti-Spatter for Welding, 300g.