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Latest additions to our range of studwelding equipment are now available.
       

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New to Studwelding?

DA = Drawn Arc.

CD = Capacitor Discharge.

SC = Short Cycle.

These are three different types of studwelding methods in everyday use.
The menu above will guide you to the various section of our web pages where you will find more information for each process and products.

 

The ADVANTAGES of Studwelding

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In many industries where metal is used Studwelding is providing fixing and fastening solutions.

  • Fast attachment.
  • No reverse marking.
  • The welded joint is stronger than the parent material or the stud.
  • Access is only required from one side.
  • No holes hence no leaking or weakening of the sheet.
  • Tamper proof.
  • Pre-coated or painted material can be welded

Replacing Inserts
Studwelding replaced inserts in these applications, resulting in faster productions and stronger joints.Thinner sheets could now be used, and with no reverse marking.
Corrosion was eliminated as moisture ingress was prevented.

Replacing Drilling and Tapping
Studwelding allowed this manufacturer to speed up production considerably.
Previously he had to leak test every through drilled and tapped hole. An alternative solution of using thicker flanges would have resulted in additional time and cost implications

Replacing Back Welding
Here production increased tenfold when studwelding replaced a back welding process. With no need to grind the top surface flat and polish off excess material and burn marks, time saved was significant – reject components were eliminated with additional cost saving
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Replacing Through Bolting
One component became tamper-proof, a clean design was the biggest benefit on another. One a third part, the gauge was reduced and leakage was prevented. Finally studwelding solved the problem of loose bolts and inaccessibility to the bolt head after assembly.

Replacing Resistance Welding
Removed a bottleneck by not having to take the biggest component to a large resistance welding machine. Replacing soldering cured a corrosion problem caused by a solder flux. Some components which were previously brazed sustained damage because of the long heat cycle – studwelding eradicated this
Studwelding Improves Design:
Studwelding provides an “invisible” fixing for fascia panels, counter tops, signs and badges – for any surface where final appearance, security or hygiene is paramount.

As studwelding does not break through the surface, there is no subsequent risks of leaks or corrosion on, for example, inspection hatches and cover plates; when mounting heating elements or attaching fluid chambers.

Studwelding in ideal for applications where access cannot be made to the reverse side of an assembly, such as mounting circuit boards, rails, instruments, earth points and many different components.

Studwelding is suitable for fixing fluid and air lines, wiring looms, machine guards, handles, insulations and fireproofing materials.


See what improvement Stud Welding offers and check which is the Best Process to suit your needs - select "Best Process" in main menu.