Stainless Steel Stud Welding Systems

Material: Stainless steel, Carbon steel, Brass

Execution according to specification sheet standards

Weld Pins

A weld pin is a valuable fastener device with a slender, thin shaft that welds the pin to a metal surface. Weld pins can be used with any standard-resistant welding equipment and are designed to provide complete sheet-to-pin fusion. In addition, weld pins can be used with multi-head, automatic-feed, single-head, dual-head, and portable systems for a wide variety of applications.

Spot Weld Pins

Spot weld pins are well-suited for use as a bearing surface or a hinge pin. If you are looking to spot weld within a confined space or narrow channel, then a right-angle weld pin is what your project may require. In addition, if your project application is the edge of a metal sheet, a flat spade weld pin is the ideal tool for the job. However, right-angle spade weld pins feature a round head, making them an ideal choice for mating to a keyhole-shaped slot.

Projection Weld Pins

The unique design of the projection weld pin allows the three precise weld projections located on the head to attach to the underside of the opposing panel without needing a through hole. Since the three projections of the correct angle weld pin are equal in height and diameter, it allows for a properly balanced and positioned weld.

Weld Pin Advantages

There are abundant benefits associated with using spot weld pins and projection weld pins for your secure construction and welding needs. Some of the more prevalent features and benefits of weld pins include:

Excellent strength

Conical point reduces weld time

Superior design helps reduce misfires

A cupped head reduces jams & reduces the time

Unique design prevents tears

Highly consistent weldability

Weld Pin Applications

Weld pins are used in a wide range of industries. Some of the more prevalent uses of weld pins include:

Ductwork

Shipbuilding

Tool design

Construction

Food service equipment

Bridges