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Projection-weld threaded studs are fasteners that are welded to or through a metal surface to create a permanent male thread. They have raised weld points (projections) to better control placement of the fastener than by welding the entire head. Weld in studs are ideal for use in heavy duty applications, such as those in the construction and automotive industries. Projection stud welding is used in hard-to-reach places, such as narrow channels and other confined spaces.
Projection-weld threaded studs are fasteners that are welded to or through a metal surface to create a permanent male thread. They have raised weld points (projections) to better control placement of the fastener than by welding the entire head. Weld in studs are ideal for use in heavy duty applications, such as those in the construction and automotive industries. Projection stud welding is used in hard-to-reach places, such as narrow channels and other confined spaces.
Bottom Projection
Bottom projection-weld threaded studs install in an existing hole, eliminating the need for additional drilling or setup. They are typically stronger than top projection welds but require access to both sides of the mounting surface. The studs are secured to the workpiece by welding the projections on the underside of the flange.
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Right-Angle Projection
Right angle projection-weld threaded studs are L-shaped studs ideal for use in narrow spaces or on the edges or corners of workpieces. The studs are secured by welding the rectangular-shaped spade side of the stud to the workpiece.
Plain Steel
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Top Projection
Top projection-weld threaded studs install on the surface of a workpiece, eliminating the need for a drilled hole and producing a smooth, finished appearance. The studs are secured to the workpiece by welding the projections on the top of the flange.
Plain Steel
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