Stud Welders

Many of the items that you use on a daily basis are manufactured using the stud welding technique. You don't see fasteners on your home appliances because they are attached to metal components with weld studs – this method that allows for making strong welded joints without affecting the finish. Building number signs, brass nameplates, elevator switch panels – all these plates most likely have weld studs. It is an automatic or manual process of attaching fasteners to metal surfaces, including aluminum, steel, brass, and alloys. Stud welding has many benefits to it, including the high strength of welds, high speed of attachment, and minimal operator fatigue, which is why it's omnipresent in a wide range of industries.

Depending on your application, the materials you're going to work on and the capability you need, there are different types of stud welding equipment. Different applications require different types of welding processes, with the main ones being capacitor discharge (CD), drawn arc (DA), and short cycle (SC). The choice of the appropriate welding process depends on the kind of studs and components involved as well. Whatever you needs and applications are, what you are looking for is reliable, fairly priced equipment. We carry professional quality stud welders and components from some of the biggest manufacturers of welding systems.