Atlanta Stud Welding

Atlanta Stud welding

About us

We’re committed to providing you with the highest level of service, so you’ll always be happy that you chose us.

Stud Welding is a trade that most people aren't familiar with. Here at Atlanta Stud Welding we are Atlanta's leading specialist in stud welding with over 50 years experience. We pride ourselves on our honesty and integrity and we firmly believe that you'll see the difference when you choose our company. We've also been family- owned and operated since 1982.

We may not be related, but you’ll feel like we’re family.

Services

At Atlanta Stud Welding we offer a full range of stud welding equipment, accessories, studs and complete process support for both capacitor discharge (CD) and ARC stud welding processes.

Rental Equipment:

We carry both (CD) & ARC equipment.

CD runs off basic 110V and is good for mild welding applications up to 3/8" diameter for mild and stainless steel and 1/4" for aluminum.

ARC is adjustable up to 480V, 3 Phase.

to order

To place an order, simply give us a call, send us a text or Email us.

Phone:

770-367-9789

Email:

AtlantaStudWelding@Bellsouth.net

Stud Welding Explained

Better, Faster & Lower Cost .....

There are two basic stud welding processes, Capacitor Discharge (CD) and Drawn Arc (ARC).

The two basic stud welding processes are based on the same basic principles and metallurgical aspects involved in all other arc welding processes, in that a precisely controlled electric arc is used to melt the end of the stud (electrode) and a small area of the base metal. The stud is plunged into the molten weld pool automatically, producing a dense, high quality, full cross section fusion weld that is stronger than the stud itself.

The welding is fast. The weld cycle is measured in milliseconds for the CD process and microseconds for the ARC process.

Studs can be welded to material as thin as .015" with CD. There is no limit to the ultimate thickness of the base material. Weld stud diameters range from 10 Gauge to 1 1/4".

Stud welding is applicable to mild steel, stainless steel and Aluminum.

Welded fasteners or studs may be almost any size, shape or type and there is literally hundreds, however, they must be made of weldable material and one end of the fastener must be designed for welding.