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DumOLeBob

01-23-2005 21:08:21




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Need advise on a stud welder to attach studs to steel sheets or from 14 ga to 10ga. Any tips, advice or thoughts will be greatly appreciated as to which guns are best, where to buy etc, etc....:-)




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Weirsdale George

01-24-2005 07:07:57




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 Re: Stud Welder in reply to DumOLeBob, 01-23-2005 21:08:21  
I don't know what your use is or how many you are going to be doing, but controlling the operation parameters are critical to strong, consistant stud welds -- you can't tell you have a bad weld till the stud breaks off. The company I worked for was talked into using stud welding by a consultant on equipment panels for appearance sake. Those things broke off in assembly and, worse yet, in use. Once they break off a painted panel, there is no easy repair. After expending a bunch of $$, we went back to flathead screws and standoffs.

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Kevin (FL)

01-24-2005 06:28:28




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 Re: Stud Welder in reply to DumOLeBob, 01-23-2005 21:08:21  
In the shipyards, I always saw the Nelson stud welders used, but they were probably all 3-phase power sources. They might have single phase units but I don't know. Miller, TRW & Teledyne also make stud welders.



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