Energy storage stud welding production

What is energy storage welding?

Energy storage welding is most commonly used for welding studs with smaller diameters. The principle involves the release of stored energy from a capacitor at the moment the stud contacts the base material, causing the area where the stud and the base material meet to melt and weld together.

What is the process of stud welding?

The stud welding process reduced labor time and eliminated the need for two-sided fastening of various types and sizes of fasteners since its inception during World War II. It was also determined that stud welding could replace manual hard facing. The process has been in existence since then.

Is investing in stud welding a good decision?

Stud welding is a good investment for a working professional and also for a home fabricator, construction professional, or other handyman, as it allows for creating a stable, high-strength fastening system. Tru-Weld makes some of the best stud welding machines in the industry.

What is welding studs on a metal base material?

Currently, the process of welding studs onto a metal base material through various welding methods is widely used in electrical cabinets, home appliances, furniture, automotive parts, and various hardware sheet metal parts. These welding methods can generally be divided into two types: energy storage welding and arc welding.

How does the CNC automatic stud welding machine work?

The CNC Automatic Stud Welding Machine is equipped with a milling cutter gun head independently developed by our company, as shown in Figure 16, enabling “de-coating”, splash prevention, and blow-off functions. The “de-coating” function is used when processing galvanized plates.