Too much spatter after EURO torch conversion

[Brad93]

What it sounds like is happening is the euro connector or the torch is causing increased resistance in the circuit. Have you tried altering your settings? It may well be that the sweet spot is now a few amps higher or lower for the same voltage setting (i.e. increase or decrease your wire feed speed to see if the issue improves.

 

[Mastro]

What it sounds like is happening is the euro connector or the torch is causing increased resistance in the circuit. Have you tried altering your settings? It may well be that the sweet spot is now a few amps higher or lower for the same voltage setting (i.e. increase or decrease your wire feed speed to see if the issue improves.

Thanks for your reply.
I tried what you suggested and I'm still having issue with my weldings.
I gave up and re-installed the original torch.

Perhaps, I could try installing the euro torch on a different machine in the future to see if I have the same issue. In that case, I will know it's definitely the torch.

Thanks for your support.

 

[Brad93]

Post some photos of the Euro connector kit and how you have it installed

 

[paulo1974]

Spatter= bad electric arc condutivity. This is why co2 (mag) has more spatter then argon (mig). Check the resistance of the torch or the electric connection of the plus a minor leads.