ABOUT CD STUD
What is a CD Stud?
What is a CD Stud?
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An abbreviation for Capactitor Discharge, this is a welding method that charges the capacitor inside the main body from a 100V or 200V power supply and discharges it instantaneously between the stud and the base metal.
- CD stud welder
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A welding machine that instantaneously welds bolts with protrusions called studs to steel materials, and consists of a CD stud welding machine body, a stud gun, a ground, and a power cable.
About CD stud welding
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Conventionally, welding bolts and nuts was a time-consuming job that required skill, but with CD stud welding, you can easily weld by simply pressing the switch on the welding gun.
Welds bolts and nuts instantly without qualifications, pilot holes, auxiliary materials or gas. - Similar or dissimilar metals such as iron, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass can be welded.
- Because welding is completed in 1/1,000 to 4/1,000 seconds, the heat effect is minimal, making it ideal for the base material of the base plate.
- Unlike conventional manual welding, there is no need for post-processing such as sanding or removing burns, and because there is no need to drill a pilot hole like clinching, there is no damage to the appearance of the back side.
- Since work is completed on one side of the base material, there is no need to lift or turn over large or heavy base materials.
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The welding gun is a compact, lightweight, and portable type.
You can work in any position, such as upwards, downwards, and sideways.
