Screw
ARIDA
7318159090
CNC machining center
Stainless Steel
Fastener
Cold Forging
High Rigidity and Precision
ISO, GS, RoHS, CE
One year
Forging
Standard exporting package
ARIDA
China
CNC precision
New
Motor
Worldwide
yes
CNC
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Full Threaded Design:
These screws are fully threaded, which provides a secure grip when welded to the base material.
The full threading allows for easy and consistent welding, ensuring a strong bond.
Stud Welding:
Designed for stud welding, which involves attaching a stud or screw to a base metal using an electric arc.
The welding process creates a strong, permanent bond between the stud and the base material.
Materials:
Commonly made from steel, stainless steel, or other metals that are suitable for welding and can withstand the high temperatures involved.
Stainless steel is a popular choice due to its corrosion resistance and durability.
Sizes:
Available in various sizes to accommodate different thicknesses of base materials and specific application requirements.
Sizes typically range from very small to larger diameters depending on the intended use.
Head Style:
Usually feature a simple cylindrical head, which is designed for spot welding.
The head style ensures a clean and flush weld, minimizing the risk of interference with other components.
Thread Type:
Commonly feature coarse or fine threads, depending on the application and the material being welded.
Coarse threads provide easier threading and stronger connections, while fine threads offer finer adjustment and higher strength per unit of thread.
Welding Equipment:
Designed to work with stud welding equipment, which uses an electric arc to melt the base material and the stud together.
The welding equipment can be manual or automatic, depending on the volume and complexity of the welding job.
Applications:
Widely used in automotive and aerospace industries for attaching brackets, panels, and other components.
Suitable for general manufacturing applications where a strong and permanent connection is required.
Installation:
Installed using stud welding equipment, which heats the stud to a molten state and fuses it to the base material.
The process is quick and efficient, allowing for high-volume production.
Strength and Durability:
Provide a strong and durable connection that can withstand high loads and stresses.
The welding process ensures a secure and permanent bond, making these screws ideal for structural applications.
Strong and Durable Connection:
The welding process creates a strong and permanent bond between the stud and the base material.
The resulting connection is durable and can withstand high loads and stresses.
Ease of Installation:
The installation process is quick and efficient, especially when using automated stud welding equipment.
Stud welding is a simple process that can be performed with minimal setup.
Cost-Effective:
The speed and efficiency of stud welding make it a cost-effective method for attaching studs to base materials.
Reduced labor costs and high throughput contribute to lower overall manufacturing costs.
Versatility:
Suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing.
Can be used with various base materials, including steel, aluminum, and other metals.
Aesthetic Appearance:
The welding process leaves a clean and flush appearance, which is aesthetically pleasing.
There is no need for additional finishing or covering of the stud, as the weld is seamless.
High Precision:
Stud welding equipment can achieve precise placement and orientation of the stud.
This is particularly useful in applications where accuracy is critical.
No Additional Fasteners Required:
Once welded, the stud becomes a permanent part of the base material, eliminating the need for nuts or other fasteners.
This simplifies the assembly process and reduces the number of components needed.
Space Efficiency:
Stud welding does not require additional space for nuts or other securing mechanisms, making it ideal for applications with limited space.
The compact nature of the stud and the flush weld ensure a clean and efficient design.
Consistent Quality:
Stud welding equipment can produce consistent and repeatable results, ensuring uniform quality across all welds.
This is particularly beneficial in high-volume manufacturing settings.
Wide Range of Sizes and Materials:
Available in a variety of sizes and materials to suit different applications.
Common materials include steel, stainless steel, and other alloys that are suitable for welding.
Flexibility in Design:
Allows for flexible design options, as the stud can be placed precisely where needed.
This flexibility can improve the functionality and efficiency of the final product.
Resistance to Corrosion:
Stainless steel and other corrosion-resistant materials can be used to create studs that withstand harsh environments.
This is particularly useful in outdoor or marine applications.
Minimal Post-Welding Finishing:
The welding process typically requires minimal post-weld finishing, such as grinding or polishing.
This reduces the time and cost associated with finishing operations.
Resistance Welding (Spot Welding): The most common method, where electrical current is used to heat and melt the base material, creating a weld joint.
Arc Welding: Less common for studs but can be used for larger diameters or special materials.
Preparation: Clean the surface area where the stud will be welded to ensure a strong bond.
Positioning: Place the stud in the desired location on the substrate.
Welding: Apply the welding process (typically spot welding) to fuse the stud to the substrate.
Inspection: Check the weld for quality and ensure the stud is securely attached.
Use: Once cooled and inspected, the stud is ready for use with mating hardware.
Full Threaded Design:
These screws are fully threaded, which provides a secure grip when welded to the base material.
The full threading allows for easy and consistent welding, ensuring a strong bond.
Stud Welding:
Designed for stud welding, which involves attaching a stud or screw to a base metal using an electric arc.
The welding process creates a strong, permanent bond between the stud and the base material.
Materials:
Commonly made from steel, stainless steel, or other metals that are suitable for welding and can withstand the high temperatures involved.
Stainless steel is a popular choice due to its corrosion resistance and durability.
Sizes:
Available in various sizes to accommodate different thicknesses of base materials and specific application requirements.
Sizes typically range from very small to larger diameters depending on the intended use.
Head Style:
Usually feature a simple cylindrical head, which is designed for spot welding.
The head style ensures a clean and flush weld, minimizing the risk of interference with other components.
Thread Type:
Commonly feature coarse or fine threads, depending on the application and the material being welded.
Coarse threads provide easier threading and stronger connections, while fine threads offer finer adjustment and higher strength per unit of thread.
Welding Equipment:
Designed to work with stud welding equipment, which uses an electric arc to melt the base material and the stud together.
The welding equipment can be manual or automatic, depending on the volume and complexity of the welding job.
Applications:
Widely used in automotive and aerospace industries for attaching brackets, panels, and other components.
Suitable for general manufacturing applications where a strong and permanent connection is required.
Installation:
Installed using stud welding equipment, which heats the stud to a molten state and fuses it to the base material.
The process is quick and efficient, allowing for high-volume production.
Strength and Durability:
Provide a strong and durable connection that can withstand high loads and stresses.
The welding process ensures a secure and permanent bond, making these screws ideal for structural applications.
Strong and Durable Connection:
The welding process creates a strong and permanent bond between the stud and the base material.
The resulting connection is durable and can withstand high loads and stresses.
Ease of Installation:
The installation process is quick and efficient, especially when using automated stud welding equipment.
Stud welding is a simple process that can be performed with minimal setup.
Cost-Effective:
The speed and efficiency of stud welding make it a cost-effective method for attaching studs to base materials.
Reduced labor costs and high throughput contribute to lower overall manufacturing costs.
Versatility:
Suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing.
Can be used with various base materials, including steel, aluminum, and other metals.
Aesthetic Appearance:
The welding process leaves a clean and flush appearance, which is aesthetically pleasing.
There is no need for additional finishing or covering of the stud, as the weld is seamless.
High Precision:
Stud welding equipment can achieve precise placement and orientation of the stud.
This is particularly useful in applications where accuracy is critical.
No Additional Fasteners Required:
Once welded, the stud becomes a permanent part of the base material, eliminating the need for nuts or other fasteners.
This simplifies the assembly process and reduces the number of components needed.
Space Efficiency:
Stud welding does not require additional space for nuts or other securing mechanisms, making it ideal for applications with limited space.
The compact nature of the stud and the flush weld ensure a clean and efficient design.
Consistent Quality:
Stud welding equipment can produce consistent and repeatable results, ensuring uniform quality across all welds.
This is particularly beneficial in high-volume manufacturing settings.
Wide Range of Sizes and Materials:
Available in a variety of sizes and materials to suit different applications.
Common materials include steel, stainless steel, and other alloys that are suitable for welding.
Flexibility in Design:
Allows for flexible design options, as the stud can be placed precisely where needed.
This flexibility can improve the functionality and efficiency of the final product.
Resistance to Corrosion:
Stainless steel and other corrosion-resistant materials can be used to create studs that withstand harsh environments.
This is particularly useful in outdoor or marine applications.
Minimal Post-Welding Finishing:
The welding process typically requires minimal post-weld finishing, such as grinding or polishing.
This reduces the time and cost associated with finishing operations.
Resistance Welding (Spot Welding): The most common method, where electrical current is used to heat and melt the base material, creating a weld joint.
Arc Welding: Less common for studs but can be used for larger diameters or special materials.
Preparation: Clean the surface area where the stud will be welded to ensure a strong bond.
Positioning: Place the stud in the desired location on the substrate.
Welding: Apply the welding process (typically spot welding) to fuse the stud to the substrate.
Inspection: Check the weld for quality and ensure the stud is securely attached.
Use: Once cooled and inspected, the stud is ready for use with mating hardware.
