Torque Converter Welding at ATI Performance Products, Inc

Here is a quick video demonstration of how we weld our high performance converters at ATI. The CW3 converter welding machine is manufactured at ATI, and used around the world for Race converters and OEM converter manufacturing alike. Under normal operating conditions and not shooting a video you can accurately weld a converter in approximately 90 seconds.

[@alleycat4463]

Nice video . I bet that piece of equipment is pretty expensive ! Good job making it in house !

[@JM-yx1lm]

You said it was ready to be shipped out after welding but doesnt it need balanced after the weld ?

[@jcbuncc]

Yes we still balance, leak check, and paint before shipping.

[@reddirtfarm7704]

Maryland made. Maryland paid. 💪

[@iman80skid91]

Where is your filler rod wire coming from

[@64arguz]

Do you guys have a website ? Torque converter for Toyota ?

[@autosmart6042]

Can you send one to Brasil?

[@meyou245]

I like the tack function safety equipment. "I'll just hold my flammable nitrile gloves over the arc to shield my bare eyes"

[@JM-yx1lm]

Wussy.

[@gagemarshall7936]

Auto tax feature is best does six tacs the auto weld , I'd wear a helmet IV got some bad flash from these machines before

[@yobb89]

lol, latex gloves?

[@lisalarrr]

Notice a woman is doing this. That is a good thing cause more care will be taken over an impatient male. ATI for the win.

[@scalebuilder_sweden]

Didnt get the feeling of an professional operator, 2 tack welds on the same side and then full welding...

[@rsc68er]

The runout was only 3thou so obviously they have it worked out

[@julianstafford7071]

She started the main weld run opposite the tacks. If you think a little you will realise that's all you need.