What is weld studs?

Weld stud is a threaded or Without threaded column fastener. When in use, its head is fixed to the connecting plate by welding process.

Types of weld studs

There are many types of welding studs. Generally speaking, they can be divided into Capacitor Discharge Weld Studs and Drawn Arc Weld Studs according to the welding method. The studs can be made into several types: threaded, no threaded, and hollow internal thread.

Full threaded cd weld studs
Full threaded cd weld studs

There is a projection point on the head. After connecting to the plate through this spot, it is powered on for welding. The stud has metric threads, also called threaded weld stud bolt or weld mount studs.

Standard: ISO 13198

Materials: carbon steel and stainless steel, aluminum alloy and brass

Size: M3-M10

Hollow inner thread weld studs
Hollow inner thread weld studs

Another type of capacitor discharge weld studs, which is hollow inside and Internal threaded,  also known as IT type weld nuts. After welding to the plate, bolts or threaded rods can be installed on it.

Materials: carbon steel and stainless steel, aluminum alloy and brass

Size: M3-M8

Standard: ISO 13198

Shear nail
Welded headed shear studs

It is a non-threaded weld studs, which is welded and fixed using Drawn Arc and can be used as a dowel.

Materials: carbon steel

Size: M12-M22

Drawn Arc Weld Studs
Drawn Arc Weld Studs

Drawn Arc Weld Studs are commonly available in two types: full thread and half thread. The diameter is larger than cd weld studs and is suitable for welding to thicker materials.

Materials: carbon steel, stainless steel, iron

Size: M6 – M16

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Our Company Advantage

T&Y Industrial occupies a modern production workshop of 2,500 square meters. We implement strict quality control for every link of production and fully comply with ISO9001 standards. From selected materials to finished products delivered from the warehouse, every step has been accurately tested to ensure product quality Consistent.

Our QC testing team consists of a group of professional and experienced personnel whose persistent pursuit of quality guarantees consistency and reliability in each batch. Thanks to ample inventory, including a wide range of standard sizes of stud bolt, we are able to quickly arrange the delivery after receiving the order, greatly shortening the lead time.

Various parameters of molly bolt

weld stud size chart
Plain, Galvanized, HDG, Nickel Plated, Copper plating, black oxidation, passivation, polishing, power coated and so on

 

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At T&Y Industrial, we are well aware that customer satisfaction is the key to business success. Therefore, we are committed to not only meeting, but exceeding customer expectations. Our weld studs products have won wide acclaim from customers worldwide for their excellent quality and consistency. Every successful supply further strengthens our credibility in the market, and every customer praise is recognition of our strict quality control and excellent service.

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What is stud welding used for ?

Weld studs are mainly used in the connection and fixing of sheet metal. The main application scenarios include construction industry, heavy machinery and equipment, petrochemical industry, shipbuilding industry, automobile manufacturing industry, etc.

If we are interested in your weld studs cargo, can we order free samples?

For the T&Y hardware industry, standard samples are free charge ,for new customers ,we required to pay for freight ,and charge will return after order confirm

How about our welding studs processing time ?

For Standard carbon steel  and stainless steel weld studs, T&Y hardware processing time is  in 10-15 days after confirming the order, if for special 316 stainless steel or brass threaded weld studs , will last 25-30 days

Can I Accept Small Order ?

We usually keep stock for standard items ,If not special items , No MOQ required 

Where are your main customers from ?

Our mainly customers are from Eruope ,South And North America , Southeast Asia

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