Role of screws and bolts in industries
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Role of screws and bolts in industries

Posted By hiltonsteel hiltonsteel     November 19, 2022    

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  • Saves time: Stud welding takes seconds instead of minutes with traditional arc welding processes thanks to auto-feed capability for high-volume applications.
  • “No-Hole” Fastening: Eliminates the need for drilling and tapping with a full joint penetration (JCP) weld, which uses the full cross-section of the stud. In addition, there are no leaks at the connection point.
  • Reliability and repeatability: The same weld is always obtained due to the ability to monitor processes.
  • Weld Strength: The weld is stronger than the stud or parent metal alone, allowing engineers to design with the potential failure of the studs or parent material in mind.
  • No certified welder is needed: the process is easy to teach and can be done for less labour.
  • Return on Investment: The process provides significant labour savings and is fast and efficient, leading to a quick payback on capital investment.

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