Nelson Stainless Steel Weld Studs

Nelson stud welding inc.

Nelson stainless steel weld studs.

Searching for nelson stud welding inc. Feet 502002045 and 502002046 is used with nelson s standard duty gun. Stud welding steel alloys. Grainger s got your back.

Aluminium is another highly viable stud welding material. S stainless steel standard nelson studs manufactured of stainless steel conform to astm a276 or a493 specifications. Compare mountable threaded stud cd weld fully threaded 18 8 stainless steel plain 1 4 20 pk 100. Heat treatments and plating can be applied to mild steel studs upon request.

Nelson stud welding also carries a range of cd studs in both mild steel and stainless steel. We also have a range of insulation pins and clips in stainless steel and mild steel. Nelson stud welding can also supply a range of welding machines for shear studs insulation pins and cd studs. Physical properties of mild steel nelson studs are in accordance with aws d1 1.

Nelson stud welding founded in the usa 75 years ago is the leading global manufacturer and distributor of weld stud fasteners and application equipment serving a broad range of markets on a worldwide basis including the automotive construction and industrial markets. For specific grade information. Model 101 208 376 g100 catalog page n a. When a steel alloy is the base material drawn arc stud welding is the best method.

Cd weld fully threaded 18 8 stainless steel plain 1 4 20 pk 100. Special studs can also be manufactured of other weldable mild steels. Studs are available in low carbon mild steel and 316l stainless steel. Easy online ordering for the ones who get it done along with 24 7 customer service free technical support more.

These machines are available for both hire and purchase. Searching our catalog is easy simply click on the view category bar or the picture of the type of item you would like we have complete custom manufacturing capabili hellip. Nelson stud welding s rich history began in 1939 with the u s. Steel alloys require a different approach to stainless or mild steels.

The first application was to secure wood decking on submarines but was quickly adopted and used on battleships and aircraft carriers.