Weld studs are welded onto metal sheets for attaching parts & components to the base metal sheet for automotive & metalworking applications. Raptor Supplies offers a wide array of weld studs... Read More
Weld studs are welded onto metal sheets for attaching parts & components to the base metal sheet for automotive & metalworking applications. Raptor Supplies offers a wide array of weld studs featuring copper alloy / mild steel / stainless steel / steel construction for impact strength & mildly magnetic properties. These weld studs are manufactured by Nelson & Vulcan Hart. Read Less
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Weld Studs
Weld studs are welded onto metal sheets for attaching parts & components to the base metal sheet for automotive & metalworking applications. Raptor Supplies offers a wide array of weld studs featuring copper alloy / mild steel / stainless steel / steel construction for impact strength & mildly magnetic properties. These weld studs are manufactured by Nelson & Vulcan Hart.
Features
These studs have projections that concentrate the weld and a wide base that spreads the weight.
They allow one side of the connection (the stud or bolt) to be permanently and firmly attached to the base material.
Selected capacitor discharge welds feature a small, top-mounted projection for melting & fusing to the sheet while preventing overheating, thereby eliminating distortion during installation.
Welding studs are available in thread lengths ranging from 0.312 to 2 inches on Raptor Supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What standards do weld studs comply with?
ASTM A108, ASTM A276, ASTM A29 & ASTM A493.
What is stud welding?
The studs are permanently attached to one side of a workpiece while the other side is left undamaged by the stud welding procedure.
A suitable stud welding gun accepts the weld stud, which is then fed current by a stud welder through the gun.
The workpiece and the base of the stud are melted by the current, fusing them together to form a weld.