Arc Weld Studs

An arc weld stud, also known as a drawn arc weld stud, is a type of fastener used in welding applications to create a secure attachment point on metal surfaces. It is designed to be welded directly to a base material, typically using the drawn arc welding process. This type of stud has a weldable end with a small flux-filled ceramic ferrule. Here are some key characteristics and uses of arc weld studs: Weldable End: Arc weld studs are specifically designed for welding, with a weldable end that is melted and fused to the base material during the welding process. Flux-Filled Ferrule: The weldable end of the stud often includes a small ceramic ferrule filled with flux, which aids in the welding process by creating a protective atmosphere and helping to ensure a strong weld. Applications: Arc weld studs are used in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, and shipbuilding, for attaching metal components to structures or equipment. Versatility: They come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different welding needs, such as flat-headed, threaded, or unheaded studs. Arc weld studs offer a reliable and efficient way to create strong, durable connections in welding applications, and they are commonly used where a secure attachment point is required. Proper welding techniques and procedures are essential to ensure the quality and strength of the weld.