Seoul energy storage welding studs

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 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.

What are the different stud welding methods?

Learn more about the differences between Drawn Arc, Short Cycle, and Capacitor Discharge (CD) stud welding methods. Capacitors are charged to a predetermined setting on the power supply. When triggered, the stored energy is "discharged" and the burst of electricity creates the molten pool. The gun pushes the stud down into the molten pool.

What is short cycle stud welding?

Application Recommendations: For structural stud welding using large-diameter studs, ferrules, and an aluminum flux. Similar to drawn arc stud welding, short cycle stud welding happens over a shorter time period of 20 ms to 30 ms. It is also for thin sheet metal and is used almost exclusively in industrial and automotive applications.

What are the parts of CNC automated stud welding machine?

The CNC automated stud welding machine mainly consists of eight parts: the rack structure, bed structure, transmission system, drive system, control system, welding platform, automatic nail selection and feeding mechanism, and automatic welding torch head. The rack structure is divided into vertical and horizontal structures.