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1 IMAGE INDUSTRIES INC. STUD WELDING CATALOG Attachment Systems Cold Formed Parts Assemblies

2 ! WARNING FAILURE OR IMPROPER SELECTION OR IMPROPER USE OF THE PRODUCTS AND/OR SYSTEMS DESCRIBED IN THIS CATALOG OR RELATED ITEMS CAN CAUSE DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE. This document and other information from Image Industries Incorporated, its subsidiaries and authorized distributors provides product and/or system options for further investigation by users having technical expertise. It is important that the user analyze all aspects of the application and review the information concerning the product or system in the current product catalog. Due to the variety of operating conditions and applications for these products or systems, the user, through his or her own analysis and testing, is solely responsible for making the final selection of the products and systems and assuring that all performance, safety and warning requirements of the application are met. The products described in this catalog, including without limitation, product features, specifications, designs, availability and pricing, are subject to change by Image Industries Incorporated and its subsidiaries at any time without notice. 2

3 IMAGE INDUSTRIES INC. Mission Statement Image Industries goal is to assist our customers in arriving at optimal solutions. Optimal solutions may mean different things to different customers. To some of our customers it means lowest installed costs, to some it means the most robust solution and to others it means solving a problem that has been plaguing them for years. This solution is determined and arrived at in partnership with our customers. We at Image do not sell parts, rather we are in the business of selling EXPERTISE. 3

4 OFFICE Locations O F F I C E L O C A T I O N S HEADQUARTERS Large & Low Volume Manufacturing, Orders and Service 382 Balm Court Wood Dale, IL Telephone: Telephone: Fax: MANUFACTURING PLANT #2 Small & High Volume Manufacturing 864 Lively Boulevard Wood Dale, IL Telephone: Telephone: Fax: ENGINEERING Equipment Manufacturing Commercial Ave #15 Richmond, IL Telephone: Telephone: Fax: Contact us via the Internet: sales@imageindustries.com techinfo@imageindustries.com Nelson, NS-20, NS-30, NS-40 are registered trademarks of TRW inc P/N ILC102 4

5 TABLE OF Contents Drawn Arc Studs 6 U.S. 8 Metric 28 Capacitor Discharge (CD) Studs 36 U.S. 38 Metric 41 Advanced Process (AP) Studs 42 U.S. 46 Metric 48 Hammer Weld Studs 50 Specialty Studs 52 Cold Formed Products 58 Including Resistance Weld Studs 60 Ferrules 64 Useful Information Index 68 Stud Mechanical Properties 72 Personal Safety 88 Glossary 90 5

6 ARC WELD Studs D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Standard Fluxed Arc Stud with Ceramic Ferrule Standard Drawn Arc Weld Studs are the preferred choice of all weld studs. This style of stud uses embedded flux and an external shielding ferrule. With these components you can achieve maximum weld penetration and reliability. These weld studs use a process which is robust and provides excellent success under a broad range of conditions. Flux cleanses the atmosphere during the weld preventing impurities from contaminating the weld zone. This flux serves the same purpose as the flux in flux core wire welding or as the shielding gas in standard MIG (GMAW) welding. The ferrule serves 3 main purposes. First, it provides a limited atmosphere to maximize the flux load effectiveness; Second, it vents gasses generated during the welding process; and finally, it contains the molten pool of metal and forms it into a uniform shape. This style of stud also comes in a broad range of configurations. Some configurations include: standard round threaded, no thread, rectangular, square, internally tapped. See the remainder of this section as well as the Specialty Stud section for more examples. While Image tries to stock a good selection of commonly used weld fasteners, the particular one you need may not be in stock. Image produces 60-70% of product to customer specifications. If you don t see what you are looking for then contact your Image sales representative or the Factory directly to achieve a solution that is optimal for your application. 3/8" Mild Steel Stud Welded to 1/8" Hot Rolled Plate Cross Sectional View Showing Weld Penetration 6

7 ARC WELD Studs Standard Drawn Arc Process Description Chuck Stud Ferrule The gun is properly positioned and the main gun spring is partially compressed. The trigger is pressed and the stud lifts off the work. An arc is created and melts the stud and parent material. After the arcing time is completed, the main spring plunges the stud into the molten pool of metal. The gun is withdrawn from the welded stud. The ferrule is broken away and discarded. Weld Stud Specifications MATERIAL: Standard mild steel studs (low carbon C1008-C1018) conform to ASTM A307 & ASTM F568. Stainless Steel Studs (302/302 HQ/304 & 305) conform to ASTM F593 & F738. Other materials including aluminum, medium carbon steel, stainless 316 along with specialty steels, HY80 and HY100 are available on special order. For additional information contact your Image Sales Representative or the Factory directly. THREAD: Standard thread is UNC-2A for U.S. threads and 6g for metric threads. This is important when gauging threads during inspection. Different thread specifications can be manufactured on a custom basis. PLATING/COATING: Weld studs can be plated with a variety of materials including zinc (according to OSHA standards), nickel, dichromat etc. Other plating or finishing requirements can be accommodated. PLEASE NOTE: The welding flux is not plated to prevent weld contamination, i.e. fluxing is done after plating. ANNEALING: Upon request, stud ductility can be increased by annealing to Rockwell B, 75 max. for low carbon steel and Rockwell B, 90 max. for stainless steel. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES: All torque, tensile and shear values are calculated values based on a minimum material tensile specification. Typically, the material used exceeds these specifications. The calculated minimums are provided as a reference. All torque and tensile values are calculated based on working limits. These working limits are designed for bolts which are to be reused instead of bolts which are for permanent installation. An additional 25% safety factor has been added to achieve the working level. The tensile and torque values are for tensile loading only. The shear values are for shear loading only. These values will be different for combined tensile and shear stresses. For a more detailed description of stud welding and available stud welding processess, please refer to the AWS Welding Handbook, 8th Edition; Volume 2 Chapter 9. 7D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D

8 ARC WELD Studs Pitch Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Base Dim. 5/8 3/4 7/ /8 1 1/4 1 3/8 1 1/2 1 5/8 1 3/4 1 7/ /4 2 1/2 2 3/4 3 MIN L MAX L After Weld Reduction (approx) Chuck Foot Ferrule BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 PDC25-62 PDC31-62 PDC37-62 PDC25-75 PDC31-75 PDC37-75 PDC25-87 PDC31-87 PDC37-87 PDC25-1 PDC31-1 PDC37-1 PDC50-1 PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC25-2 PDC31-2 PDC37-2 PDC50-2 PDC62-2 PDC75-2 PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC25-3 PDC31-3 PDC37-3 PDC50-3 PDC62-3 PDC75-3 5/8 5/8 5/ /8 1 5/8 Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..215".275".330".446".562".680".375" ".375".500".625".790" ±.02".13 ±.02".13 ±.02".17 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".39 ±.02".43 ±.02".58 ±.02".71 ±.02".84 ±.02".12" C25 G25 FTS20 25P.12" 31P MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 4,789 lb 7,628 lb 11,288 lb Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque 1,072 lb 4.5 ft lb 1,731 lb 9.3 ft lb 2,534 lb 16.3 ft lb 4,589 lb 39.9 ft lb 7,258 lb 79.4 ft lb 10,634 lb ft lb Min Yield Torque 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb 47.9 ft lb 95.3 ft lb ft lb Pitch and Full Thread Studs are the two most common types of Standard Drawn Arc Weld Studs. The primary advantage of a Pitch Stud versus a Full Thread Stud is in shear value. The Pitch Stud will have a higher shear value than the same size Full Thread Stud. This is due to the slightly larger base diameter of a Pitch Stud. However, since a Pitch Stud is not fully threaded it may not be appropriate for your specific application. A Pitch Stud is best suited when there is a mating part that covers the unthreaded portion of the weld stud..12" STANDARD ACCESSORIES C31 G31 FTS20 C37 G37 FTS20 37P.12".19".19" C50 C62 C75 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 50P 62P 75P 8

9 ARC WELD Studs Pitch Stainless Steel Base Dim. 5/8 3/4 7/ /8 1 1/4 1 3/8 1 1/2 1 5/8 1 3/4 1 7/ /4 2 1/2 2 3/4 3 MIN L MAX L After Weld Reduction (approx) Chuck Foot Ferrule BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 PDS25-62 PDS31-62 PDS37-62 PDS25-75 PDS31-75 PDS37-75 PDS25-87 PDS31-87 PDS37-87 PDS25-1 PDS31-1 PDS37-1 PDS50-1 PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS25-2 PDS31-2 PDS37-2 PDS50-2 PDS62-2 PDS75-2 PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS PDS25-3 PDS31-3 PDS37-3 PDS50-3 PDS62-3 PDS75-3 5/8 5/8 5/ /8 1 5/8 Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..215".275".330".446".562".680".375" ".375".500".625".790" ±.02".13 ±.02".13 ±.02".17 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".39 ±.02".43 ±.02".58 ±.02".71 ±.02".84 ±.02".12".12".12".12".19".19" STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25P 31P 37P C50 G50 FTS20 50P FTM20 62P C75 G75 FTM20 75P MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque 644 lb 643 lb 2.7 ft lb 1,062 lb 1,039 lb 5.5 ft lb 1,569 lb 1,520 lb 9.8 ft lb 2,873 lb 2,753 lb 23.9 ft lb 4,577 lb 4,355 lb 47.7 ft lb 6,773 lb 6,380 lb 84.7 ft lb Min Yield Torque 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb 28.8 ft lb 57.2 ft lb ft lb Overall Thread Base Thread Base After Weld Reduction C62 G62 9D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D

10 ARC WELD Studs Full Thread Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 5/8 FTC25-62 FTC31-62 FTC /4 FTC25-75 FTC31-75 FTC /8 FTC25-87 FTC31-87 FTC FTC25-1 FTC31-1 FTC37-1 FTC /8 FTC FTC FTC FTC /4 FTC FTC FTC FTC /8 FTC FTC FTC FTC /2 FTC FTC FTC FTC /8 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC /4 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC /8 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC25-2 FTC31-2 FTC37-2 FTC50-2 FTC62-2 FTC /4 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC /2 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC /4 FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC FTC25-3 FTC31-3 FTC37-3 FTC50-3 FTC62-3 FTC75-3 MIN L 5/8 5/8 5/ /8 1 5/8 MAX L Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".97 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 4,789 lb 7,628 lb 11,288 lb 918 lb 1,513 lb 2,236 lb 4,094 lb 6,520 lb 9,649 lb 4.5 ft lb 9.3 ft lb 16.3 ft lb 39.9 ft lb 79.4 ft lb ft lb 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb 47.9 ft lb 95.3 ft lb ft lb Full Thread Studs are one of the two most common studs. The threads on a Full Thread Stud run the full length of the fastener (hence full thread). This simplifies many mating part concerns and is a favorite of engineering. A Pitch Stud requires that the mating part(s) cover the unthreaded portion of the fastener. Also, a Pitch Stud is marginally stronger in shear than a Full Thread Stud due to the slightly larger diameter in the shear area. 10

11 ARC WELD Studs Full Thread Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 5/8 FTS25-62 FTS31-62 FTS /4 FTS25-75 FTS31-75 FTS /8 FTS25-87 FTS31-87 FTS FTS25-1 FTS31-1 FTS37-1 FTS /8 FTS FTS FTS FTS /4 FTS FTS FTS FTS /8 FTS FTS FTS FTS /2 FTS FTS FTS FTS /8 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS /4 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS /8 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS25-2 FTS31-2 FTS37-2 FTS50-2 FTS62-2 FTS /4 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS /2 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS /4 FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS FTS25-3 FTS31-3 FTS37-3 FTS50-3 FTS62-3 FTS75-3 MIN L 5/8 5/8 5/ /8 1 5/8 MAX L Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".97 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 644 lb 1,062 lb 1,569 lb 2,873 lb 4,577 lb 6,773 lb 551 lb 908 lb 1,341 lb 2,456 lb 3,912 lb 5,790 lb 2.7 ft lb 5.5 ft lb 9.8 ft lb 23.9 ft lb 47.7 ft lb 84.7 ft lb 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb 28.8 ft lb 57.2 ft lb ft lb After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Overall Thread 11

12 ARC WELD Studs No Thread Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 5/8 NTC25-62 NTC31-62 NTC /4 NTC25-75 NTC31-75 NTC /8 NTC25-87 NTC31-87 NTC37-87 NTC NTC25-1 NTC31-1 NTC37-1 NTC /8 NTC NTC NTC NTC /4 NTC NTC NTC NTC /8 NTC NTC NTC NTC /2 NTC NTC NTC NTC /8 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC /4 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC /8 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC25-2 NTC31-2 NTC37-2 NTC50-2 NTC62-2 NTC /4 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC /2 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC /4 NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC25-3 NTC31-3 NTC37-3 NTC50-3 NTC62-3 NTC75-3 MIN L 5/8 5/8 5/8 7/8 1 5/8 1 5/8 MAX L Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".97 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Yield Tensile 2,454 lb 3,835 lb 5,522 lb 9,817 lb 15,340 lb 22,089 lb Min Yield Shear 1,416 lb 2,213 lb 3,186 lb 5,665 lb 8,851 lb 12,746 lb No Thread Studs simply do not have any threads. There are many uses for a No Thread Stud which include: stops, handles, locators etc. One item to note on No Thread Studs is that the body is the full dimension. A 1/2" NT is 1/2" in diameter whereas a 1/2" Pitch Stud is only.446" in diameter in the unthreaded portion. Many different features can be put into a No Thread Stud such as grooves for retaining clips or springs, cross drilled holes, slots, etc. Contact your Image Sales Representative or the Factory to find out if there may be a special part to meet your application. 12

13 ARC WELD Studs No Thread Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 5/8 NTS25-62 NTS31-62 NTS /4 NTS25-75 NTS31-75 NTS37-75 NTS /8 NTS25-87 NTS31-87 NTS37-87 NTS NTS25-1 NTS31-1 NTS37-1 NTS /8 NTS NTS NTS NTS /4 NTS NTS NTS NTS /8 NTS NTS NTS NTS /2 NTS NTS NTS NTS /8 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS /4 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS /8 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS25-2 NTS31-2 NTS37-2 NTS50-2 NTS62-2 NTS /4 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS /2 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS /4 NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS25-3 NTS31-3 NTS37-3 NTS50-3 NTS62-3 NTS75-3 MIN L 5/8 5/8 5/8 3/4 1 5/8 1 5/8 MAX L Up to 3" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order..12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".96 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Overall STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Yield Tensile 1,473 lb 2,301 lb 3,313 lb 5,890 lb 9,204 lb 13,254 lb Min Yield Shear 850 lb 1,328 lb 1,912 lb 3,399 lb 5,311 lb 7,647 lb Body After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D 13

14 ARC WELD Studs Collar Stud Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Example Part No. Min Thread Min Base Max Base Thickness Collar After Weld Reduction (approx) Chuck Foot Ferrule Shear values aren't given for collar studs because the shear force is frequently off-set from the base. Therefore, shear value varies with each application. BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 CLC CLC CLC CLC Most sizes are made to order.215".275".330".446".093 ±.015".093 ±.015".125 ±.015".156 ±.015" ±.02".13 ±.02".13 ±.02".15 ±.02".33 ±.02".12" C25 FTM20 25C.39 ±.02".46 ±.02" STANDARD ACCESSORIES G62 FTM20 31C FTM20.62 ±.02".12".12".12" FTM20 50C MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 4,789 lb Min Working Torque 4.5 ft lb 9.3 ft lb 16.3 ft lb 39.9 ft lb Min Yield Torque 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb 47.9 ft lb A Collar Stud has a flange or collar formed in the middle of the fastener. This style of weld stud has many uses. It can be used as a stand off to set one metal sheet above another. Often, this style stud can be used when others are being considered. For example, a Collar Stud can replace Shoulder Studs and internally Tapped Studs in many applications. The advantage is that Collar Studs are less costly than other types of studs in similar sizes. C31 G62 C37 G62 37C C50 G75 Please note that the base length includes the thickness of the collar. This style of stud comes in a wide variety of combinations of Base and Thread. Contact your Image Sales Representative or the Factory directly to find out if we already manufacture a collar stud for your application. 14

15 ARC WELD Studs Collar Stud Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 Example Part No. CLS CLS CLS CLS Min Thread Min Base Max Most sizes are made to order Base Thickness.215".093 ±.015".275".093 ±.015".330".125 ±.015".446".156 ±.015" Collar ±.02".13 ±.02".13 ±.02".15 ±.02".33 ±.02".39 ±.02".46 ±.02".62 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12" STANDARD ACCESSORIES Chuck C25 C31 C37 C50 G62 G62 G62 G75 Foot FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 Ferrule 25C 31C 37C 50C MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile 644 lb 1,062 lb 1,569 lb 2,873 lb Min Working Torque 2.7 ft lb 5.5 ft lb 9.8 ft lb 23.9 ft lb Min Yield Torque 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb 28.8 ft lb Thread Thread After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Overall Collar Base Base 15

16 ARC WELD Studs Reduced Base Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Example Part No. RBC25-62 RBC31-62 RBC37-62 RBC50-1 RBC RBC Min.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Base ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02".187".28 ±.02".272".34 ±.02".312".41 ±.02".437".53 ±.02".500".66 ±.02".620".77 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G62 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25T 31T 37T 50T 62RB 62F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 907 lb 1,527 lb 2,291 lb 4,241 lb 6,814 lb 10,189 lb 775 lb 1,305 lb 1,959 lb 3,625 lb 5,824 lb 8,710 lb 3.8 ft lb 8.0 ft lb 14.3 ft lb 35.3 ft lb 71.0 ft lb ft lb 4.5 ft lb 9.5 ft lb 17.2 ft lb 42.4 ft lb 85.2 ft lb ft lb A Reduced Base Stud has a smaller diameter base than any other stud of equal thread diameter. This style of stud is frequently used when the mating part tolerances are very tight and can not accomodate the extra fillet diameter of a Pitch or Full Thread Stud. Because of the extra processing involved, a Reduced Base Stud is typically more expensive than an equivalent Pitch or Full Thread Stud. Also, because the base is reduced in diameter the mechanical properties of the fastener are lower than for the equivalent thread size in either Pitch or Full Thread Studs. 16

17 ARC WELD Studs Reduced Base Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Example Part No. RBS25-62 RBS31-62 RBS37-62 RBS50-1 RBS RBS Min.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Base ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02" ±.02".187".28 ±.02".272".34 ±.02".312".41 ±.02".437".53 ±.02".500".66 ±.02".620".77 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Overall Thread STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G62 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25T 31T 37T 50T 62RB 62F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 544 lb 916 lb 1,375 lb 2,545 lb 4,088 lb 6,114 lb 465 lb 783 lb 1,175 lb 2,175 lb 3,495 lb 5,226 lb 2.3 ft lb 4.8 ft lb 8.6 ft lb 21.2 ft lb 42.6 ft lb 76.4 ft lb 2.7 ft lb 5.7 ft lb 10.3 ft lb 25.4 ft lb 51.1 ft lb 91.7 ft lb Thread After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Base Base 17

18 ARC WELD Studs Full Base Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Example Part No. FBC25-62 FBC31-62 FBC37-62 FBC50-1 FBC FBC Min.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Base.187 ±.063".12 ±.02".250 ±.063".12 ±.02".265 ±.063".14 ±.02".300 ±.063".17 ±.02".375 ±.063".19 ±.02".500 ±.063".32 ±.02".250".36 ±.02".313".43 ±.02".375".49 ±.02".500".63 ±.02".625".77 ±.02".750".97 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 4,789 lb 7,628 lb 11,288 lb 1,416 lb 2,213 lb 3,186 lb 5,665 lb 8,851 lb 12,746 lb 4.5 ft lb 9.3 ft lb 16.3 ft lb 39.9 ft lb 79.4 ft lb ft lb 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb 47.9 ft lb 95.3 ft lb ft lb A Full Base Stud is manufactured so the base of the stud is the same diameter as the nominal thread diameter. This gives a stud maximum shear capabilities for its diameter. A full base does not offer any increase in tensile since the threads dictate the minimum affected stress area. These studs are frequently used in applications where maximum shear is important and maximum fastener size is limited. Due to required manufacturing processes, a Full Base Stud will be more expensive than equivalent size Pitch and Full Thread Studs. 18

19 ARC WELD Studs Full Base Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH 1/4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Example Part No. FBS25-62 FBS31-62 FBS37-62 FBS50-1 FBS FBS Min.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Base.187 ±.063".12 ±.02".250 ±.063".12 ±.02".265 ±.063".14 ±.02".300 ±.063".17 ±.02".375 ±.063".19 ±.02".500 ±.063".32 ±.02".250".36 ±.02".313".43 ±.02".375".49 ±.02".500".63 ±.02".625".77 ±.02".750".97 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Overall Thread STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 644 lb 1,062 lb 1,569 lb 2,873 lb 4,577 lb 6,773 lb 850 lb 1,328 lb 1,912 lb 3,399 lb 5,311 lb 7,647 lb 2.7 ft lb 5.5 ft lb 9.8 ft lb 23.9 ft lb 47.7 ft lb 84.7 ft lb 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb 28.8 ft lb 57.2 ft lb ft lb Thread After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Base Base 19

20 ARC WELD Studs Tapped Stud Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 Example Part No. TPC TPC TPC TPC TPC TPC Tap Size #8-32 # /4-20 3/8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 Min Body.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Max Tap Depth -.250" -.250" -.250" -.250" -.375" -.375" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule STANDARD ACCESSORIES C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Yield Tensile 2,454 lb 3,835 lb 5,522 lb 9,817 lb 15,340 lb 22,089 lb Min Yield Shear 1,416 lb 2,213 lb 3,186 lb 5,665 lb 8,851 lb 12,746 lb An internally Tapped Stud, or Tapped Pad is a no thread stud which has a blind tap hole. This stud is used when the mating part must be attached with a bolt / threaded projection rather than a nut. This stud can be manufactured in a variety of size / length configurations. Most Tap Pads are made to order. If you are looking for an attachment boss, consider using a Collar Stud and nut combination for a cost / delivery savings. 20

21 ARC WELD Studs Tapped Stud Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 Example Part No. TPC TPC TPC TPC TPC TPC Tap Size #8-32 # /4-20 3/8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 Min Body.625".625".625" 1" 1.625" 1.625" Max Most sizes are made to order. Max Tap Depth -.250" -.250" -.250" -.250" -.375" -.375" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Yield Tensile Min Yield Shear C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G50 G62 G75 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 25F 31F 37F 50F 62F 75F 1,473 lb 2,301 lb 3,313 lb 5,890 lb 9,204 lb 13,254 lb 850 lb 1,328 lb 1,912 lb 3,399 lb 5,311 lb 7,647 lb Tap Depth STANDARD ACCESSORIES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Drill Depth After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Overall Body 21

22 ARC WELD Studs Shoulder Base Stud Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 7/16 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 Example Part No. SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC Thread Pitch #8-32 # /4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Min Thread.40".46".62".78".93" 1.25" 1.56" 1.87" Max Most sizes are made to order. Min.312".343".375".437".500".625".625".750" Base.250".313".375".437".500".625".750".875".12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".16 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".39 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".57 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".96 ±.02" 1.08 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".12".19".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Thread Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Base Min Yield Shear STANDARD ACCESSORIES C16 C19 C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G43 G50 G62 G75 G87 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 FTL20 25F 31F 37F 43F 50F 62F 75F 87F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 473 lb 592 lb 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 4,789 lb 7,628 lb 11,288 lb 468 lb 602 lb 918 lb 1,513 lb 2,236 lb 4,094 lb 6,520 lb 9,649 lb 16 in lb 22 in lb 4.5 ft lb 9.3 ft lb 16.3 ft lb 39.9 ft lb 79.4 ft lb ft lb 18.6 in lb 27 in lb 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb 47.9 ft lb 95.3 ft lb ft lb 1,416 lb 2,213 lb 3,186 lb 4,337 lb 5,665 lb 8,851 lb 12,746 lb lb A Shoulder Base Stud provides a boss area for mating parts to seat against. Shoulder Base Studs are made to order. If you are thinking of using a Shoulder Base Stud, consider a Collar Stud. A Collar Stud will provide a similar boss / land area as a Shoulder Base Stud at a cost / delivery time savings. The fundamental difference between a Shoulder Base Stud and a Collar Stud is that the base of a Shoulder Base Stud can handle more shear than the base of a Collar Stud for a given thread size. However, a Collar Stud can be welded to a thinner gage of metal than a Shoulder Base Stud for a given thread size. 22

23 ARC WELD Studs Shoulder Base Stud Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER 1/4 5/16 3/8 7/16 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 Example Part No. SBS SBS SBS SBS SBS SBS SBS SBS Thread Pitch #8-32 # /4-20 5/ /8-16 1/2-13 5/8-11 3/4-10 Min Thread.40".46".62".78".93" 1.25" 1.56" 1.87" Max Most sizes are made to order. Min.312".343".375".437".500".625".625".750" Base.250".313".375".437".500".625".750".875".12 ±.02".12 ±.02".14 ±.02".16 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".32 ±.02".39 ±.02".36 ±.02".43 ±.02".49 ±.02".57 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02".96 ±.02" 1.08 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".12".12".19".19".19" Chuck Foot Ferrule Thread Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Base Min Yield Shear Thread C16 C19 C25 C31 C37 C50 C62 C75 G25 G31 G37 G43 G50 G62 G75 G87 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTM20 FTM20 FTL20 25F 31F 37F 43F 50F 62F 75F 87F 284 lb 355 lb 644 lb 1,062 lb 1,569 lb 2,873 lb 4,577 lb 6,773 lb 242 lb 303 lb 551 lb 908 lb 1,341 lb 2,456 lb 3,912 lb 5,790 lb 9 in lb 13 in lb 2.7 ft lb 5.5 ft lb 9.8 ft lb 23.9 ft lb 47.7 ft lb 84.7 ft lb 11 in lb 16 in lb 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb 28.8 ft lb 57.2 ft lb ft lb 850 lb 1,328 lb 1,912 lb 2,602 lb 3,399 lb 5,311 lb 7,647 lb lb Thread STANDARD ACCESSORIES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Base Base 23

24 ARC WELD Studs Headed Anchor Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 1 1/8 HAC /8 HAC /8 HAC /8 HAC HAC /8 HAC /16 HAC HAC HAC /8 HAC HAC /16 HAC /8 HAC /8 HAC HAC HAC /16 HAC /16 HAC /8 HAC HAC /16 HAC /16 HAC /8 HAC /16 HAC Min 1.125" 1.375" 2.125" 2.687" Max Most Sizes are made to order.19".28".31".31" Head.50".75" 1.00" 1.25".12 ±.02".12 ±.02".17 ±.02".25 ±.02".36 ±.02".49 ±.02".63 ±.02".77 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".19" STANDARD ACCESSORIES Chuck CH25 CH37 CH50 CH62 GS25 GS37 GS50 GS62 Long (inside angle) GLS25 GLS37 GLS50 GLS62 Foot FTSS20 FTSS20 FTSS20 FTMS20 Ferrule 25F 37F 50F 62F Max Yield Tensile Max Yield Shear MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 2,454 lb 3,835 lb 5,522 lb 9,817 lb 1,416 lb 2,213 lb 3,186 lb 5,665 lb Headed Anchors are designed to be welded to flat surfaces or in the fillet or heel of angles. They are used in structural applications. Please note that the standard ferrule is for welding on flat surfaces. If you are going to weld on the fillet or heel of angles, please ask your Image Sales Representative or consult the Factory directly for a different ferrule specification. 24

25 ARC WELD Studs Headed Anchor Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 Example Part No. HAS HAS HAS HAS Min 1.125" 1.375" 2.125" 2.687" Max Most Sizes are made to order Head.19".12 ±.02".28".12 ±.02".31".17 ±.02".31".25 ±.02".50".36 ±.02".75".49 ±.02" 1.00".63 ±.02" 1.25".77 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).12".12".12".19" STANDARD ACCESSORIES Chuck CH25 CH37 CH50 CH62 GS25 GS37 GS50 GS62 Long (inside angle) GLS25 GLS37 GLS50 GLS62 Foot Small Split Small Split Small Split Medium Split Ferrule 25F 37F 50F 62F Min Yield Tensile Min Yield Shear A longer grip is usually needed when welding into angles. Accessories will be different for weld thru deck applications. Consult your Image Sales Representative or consult the Factory directly for assistance with accessories for this type of application. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Overall 1,473 lb 2,301 lb 3,313 lb 5,890 lb 850 lb 1,328 lb 1,912 lb 3,399 lb Head Head After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Body 25

26 ARC WELD Studs Shear Connector Mild Steel D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER 3/4 7/ /16 SCC /8 SCC /16 SCC /8 SCC /16 SCC SCC /4 SCC SCC /8 SCC /8 SCC /16 SCC SCC /4 SCC /8 SCC /8 SCC /16 SCC SCC /4 SCC /16 SCC SCC /16 SCC SCC /4 SCC /16 SCC /4 SCC /16 SCC /4 SCC Min 3.187" 3.687" 4.25" Max Most Sizes are made to order Head.38".32 ±.02".38".39 ±.02".56".41 ±.02" 1.25".96 ±.02" 1.38" 1.08 ±.02" 1.625" 1.25 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).19".19".19" STANDARD ACCESSORIES Chuck CS62 CS87 CS1 GS62 GS87 GS1 Long (inside angle) Foot GLS62 FTMS20 FTLS20 FTLS20 Ferrule 75F 87F 1F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Yield Tensile Min Yield Shear 22,089 lb 30,066 lb 39,270 lb 12,746 lb 17,348 lb 22,659 lb Shear Connectors are specifically designed to effectively tie the concrete to steel beams and to resist shear loadings between the concrete slab and steel beam in composite construction. Shear Connectors can be welded to flat surfaces or in the fillet or heel of angles. They are used in structural applications. Please note that the standard ferrule is for welding on flat surfaces. If you are going to weld on the fillet or heel of angles, please ask your Image Sales Representative or consult the Factory directly for a different ferrule specification. 26

27 ARC WELD Studs Shear Connector Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER 3/4 7/8 1 Example Part No. SCS SCS SCS1-425 Min 3.187" 3.687" 4.25" Max Most Sizes are made to order Head.38".32 ±.02".38".39 ±.02".56".41 ±.02" 1.25".96 ±.02" 1.38" 1.08 ±.02" 1.625" 1.25 ±.02" After Weld Reduction (approx).19".19".19" STANDARD ACCESSORIES Chuck CS62 CS87 CS1 GS62 GS87 GS1 Long (inside angle) Foot GLS62 FTMS20 FTLS20 FTLS20 Ferrule 75F 87F 1F Min Yield Tensile Min Yield Shear A longer grip is usually needed when welding into angles. Accessories will be different for weld thru deck applications. Consult your Image Sales Representative or consult the Factory directly for assistance with accessories for this type of application. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Overall Head 13,254 lb 18,040 lb 23,562 lb 7,647 lb 10,409 lb 13,595 lb Head After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Body 27

28 M ARC WELD Studs METRIC Pitch Mild & Stainless Steels D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Base Dim. 16mm 20mm 25mm 30mm 35mm 40mm 45mm 50mm 55mm 60mm 65mm 70mm MIN L MAX L After Weld Reduction (approx) Chuck Foot Ferrule Overall Thread Base BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm-1.0 8mm mm-1.5 6mm-1.0 8mm mm-1.5 PDC6-16 PDC8-16 PDC10-16 PDS6-16 PDS8-16 PDS10-16 PDC6-20 PDC8-20 PDC10-20 PDS6-20 PDS8-20 PDS10-20 PDC6-25 PDC8-25 PDC10-25 PDS6-25 PDS8-25 PDS10-25 PDC6-30 PDC8-30 PDC10-30 PDS6-30 PDS8-30 PDS10-30 PDC6-35 PDC8-35 PDC10-35 PDS6-35 PDS8-35 PDS10-35 PDC6-40 PDC8-40 PDC10-40 PDS6-40 PDS8-40 PDS10-40 PDC6-45 PDC8-45 PDC10-45 PDS6-45 PDS8-45 PDS10-45 PDC6-50 PDC8-50 PDC10-50 PDS6-50 PDS8-50 PDS10-50 PDC6-55 PDC8-55 PDC10-55 PDS6-55 PDS8-55 PDS10-55 PDC6-60 PDC8-60 PDC10-60 PDS6-60 PS8-60 PDS10-60 PDC6-65 PDC8-65 PDC10-65 PDS6-65 PDS8-65 PDS10-65 PDC6-70 PDC8-70 PDC10-70 PDS6-70 PDS8-70 PDS mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm Most sizes are made to order. 5.30mm 7.16mm 8.98mm 5.30mm 7.16mm 8.98mm +1.6mm +1.6mm +1.6mm +1.6mm +1.6mm +1.6mm mm -0.00mm -0.00mm -0.00mm -0.00mm -0.00mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 2mm 3mm 3mm STANDARD ACCESSORIES Min Working Tensile 467 N 849 N 1,345 N 280 N 509 N 806 N Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque 446 N 5.6 N M 804 N 13.6 N M 1,268 N 26.9 N M 267 N 3.4 N M 482 N 8.1 N M 760 N 16.1 N M Min Yield Torque 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 32.3 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M 19.4 N M Thread Base After Weld Reduction 2mm 3mm CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25P 31P M10P 25P MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 31P 3mm M10P Pitch and Full Thread Studs are the two most common types of Standard Drawn Arc Weld Studs. The primary advantage of a Pitch Stud versus a Full Thread Stud is in shear value. The Pitch Stud will have a higher shear value than the same size Full Thread Stud. This is due to the slightly larger base diameter of a Pitch Stud. However, since a Pitch Stud is not fully threaded it may not be appropriate for your specific application. A Pitch Stud is best suited when there is a mating part that covers the unthreaded portion of the weld stud. 28

29 ARC WELD Studs METRIC M Full Thread Mild & Stainless Steels BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm-1.0 8mm mm-1.5 6mm-1.0 8mm mm mm FTC6-16 FTC8-16 FTC10-16 FTS6-16 FTS8-16 FTS mm FTC6-20 FTC8-20 FTC10-20 FTS6-20 FTS8-20 FTS mm FTC6-23 FTC8-23 FTC10-23 FTS6-23 FTS8-23 FTS mm FTC6-25 FTC8-25 FTC10-25 FTS6-25 FTS8-25 FTS mm FTC6-28 FTC8-28 FTC10-28 FTS6-28 FTS8-28 FTS mm FTC6-30 FTC8-30 FTC10-30 FTS6-30 FTS8-30 FTS mm FTC6-35 FTC8-35 FTC10-35 FTS6-35 FTS8-35 FTS10-35 LENGTH 40mm FTC6-40 FTC8-40 FTC10-40 FTS6-40 FTS8-40 FTS mm FTC6-45 FTC8-45 FTC10-45 FTS6-45 FTS8-45 FTS mm FTC6-50 FTC8-50 FTC10-50 FTS6-50 FTS8-50 FTS mm FTC6-55 FTC8-55 FTC10-55 FTS6-55 FTS-55 FTS mm FTC6-60 FTC8-60 FTC10-60 FTS6-60 FTSS-60 FTS mm FTC6-65 FTC8-65 FTC10-65 FTS6-65 FTS8-65 FTS mm FTC6-70 FTC8-70 FTC10-70 FTS6-70 FTS8-70 FTS10-70 MIN L 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm MAX L Most sizes are made to order. 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Overall CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25F 31F M10F 25F 31F M10F 467 N 849 N 1,345 N 280 N 509 N 806 N 399 N 726 N 1,149 N 239 N 435 N 689 N 5.6 N M 13.6 N M 26.9 N M 3.4 N M 8.1 N M 16.1 N M 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 32.3 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M 19.4 N M Thread MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Full Thread Studs are one of the two most common studs. The threads on a Full Thread Stud run the full length of the fastener (hence full thread). This simplifies many mating part concerns and is a favorite of engineering. A Pitch Stud requires that the mating part(s) cover the unthreaded portion of the fastener. Also, a Pitch Stud is marginally stronger in shear than a Full Thread Stud due to the slightly larger diameter in the shear area. 29

30 M ARC WELD Studs METRIC No Thread Mild & Stainless Steels D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm 8mm 10mm 6mm 8mm 10mm 16mm NTC6-16 NTC8-16 NTC10-16 NTS6-16 NTS8-16 NTS mm NTC6-20 NTC8-20 NTC10-20 NTS6-20 NTS8-20 NTS mm NTC6-25 NTC8-25 NTC10-25 NTS6-25 NTS8-25 NTS mm NTC6-30 NTC8-30 NTC10-30 NTS6-30 NTS8-30 NTS mm NTC6-35 NTC8-35 NTC10-35 NTS6-35 NTS8-35 NTS mm NTC6-40 NTC8-40 NTC10-40 NTS6-40 NTS8-40 NTS mm NTC6-45 NTC8-45 NTC10-45 NTS6-45 NTS8-45 NTS mm NTC6-50 NTC8-50 NTC10-50 NTS6-50 NTS8-50 NTS mm NTC6-55 NTC8-55 NTC10-55 NTS6-55 NTS8-55 NSC mm NTC6-60 NTC8-60 NTC10-60 NTS6-60 NTS8-60 NTS mm NTC6-65 NTC8-65 NTC10-65 NTS6-65 NTS8-65 NTS mm NTC6-70 NTC8-70 NTC10-70 NTS6-70 NTS8-70 NTS10-70 MIN L 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm MAX L Most sizes are made to order. 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Overall STANDARD ACCESSORIES CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25F 31F M10F 25F 31F M10F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Yield Tensile 971 N 1,727 N 2,698 N 582 N 1,035 N 1,618 N Min Yield Shear 560 N 996 N 1,557 N 336 N 597 N 934 N Body After Weld Reduction No Thread Studs simply do not have any threads. There are many uses for a No Thread Stud which include: stops, handles, locators etc. An item to note on No Thread Studs is that the body is the full dimension. An 8 mm NT is 8 mm in diameter where as a 8 mm Pitch Stud is only 7.87 mm in diameter in the unthreaded portion. Many different features can be put into a No Thread Stud such as grooves for retaining clips or springs, cross drilled holes, slots, etc. Contact your Image Sales Representative or consult the Factory directly to find out if there may be a special part to meet your application. 30

31 ARC WELD Studs METRIC M Collar Stud Mild & Stainless Steels BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm mm mm mm mm mm Example Part No. CLC CLC CLC CLC CLC CLC Min Thread 10mm 10mm 13mm 20mm 20mm 20mm Min Base 13 mm 13mm 13mm 25mm 25mm 25mm Max Most sizes are made to order Base 5.30mm 7.16mm 8.98mm 5.30mm 7.16mm 8.98mm Thickness 2.36 ±.38mm 2.36 ±.38mm 3.96 ±.38mm 2.36 ±.38mm 2.36 ±.38mm 3.96 ±.38mm Collar ± 1.58mm ± 1.58mm ± 1.58mm ± 1.58mm ± 1.58mm ± 1.58mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Reduction (approx) Chuck Foot Ferrule Overall CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G62 G62 G62 G62 G62 G62 FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 FTM20 25C 31C M10C 25C 31C M10C (see appendix for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Min Working Tensile 467 N 849 N 1,345 N 280 N 509 N 806 N Min Working Torque 5.6 N M 13.6 N M 26.9 N M 3.4 N M 8.1 N M 16.1 N M Min Yield Torque 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 32.3 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M 19.4 N M Thread Base STANDARD ACCESSORIES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Thread Collar Base After Weld Reduction Shear values aren't given for collar studs because the shear force is frequently off-set from the base. Therefore, shear value varies with each application. D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D A Collar Stud has a flange or collar formed in the middle of the fastener. This style of weld stud has many uses. It can be used as a stand off to set one metal sheet above another. Often, this style stud can be used when others are being considered. For example, a Collar Stud can replace Shoulder Studs and internally Tapped Studs in many applications. The advantage is that Collar Studs are less costly than other types of studs in similar sizes. Please note that the base length includes the thickness of the collar. This style of stud comes in a wide variety of combinations of Base and Thread. If you do not see exactly what you are looking for contact your Image Sales Representative or the Factory directly. 31

32 M ARC WELD Studs METRIC Reduced Base Mild & Stainless Steels D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D Example Part No. Min Thread Max BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm mm mm mm mm mm RBC6-16 RBC8-16 RBC10-25 RBS6-16 RBS8-16 RBS mm 16mm 25.4mm 16mm 16mm 25.4mm Most sizes are made to order Base 4.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 4.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 5.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 4.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 4.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 5.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 4.7 ±.1mm 7.1 ±.5mm 6.2 ±.1mm 8.7 ±.5mm 7.9 ±.1mm 11.9 ±.5mm 4.7 ±.1mm 7.1 ±.5mm 6.2 ±.1mm 8.7 ±.5mm 7.9 ±.1mm 11.9 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque STANDARD ACCESSORIES CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G43 G25 G31 G43 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25T 31T M10T 25T 31T M10T MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Overall Thread Base 402 N 700 N 1,137 N 241 N 420 N 682 N 344 N 598 N 972 N 206 N 359 N 583 N 4.8 N M 11.2 N M 22.7 N M 2.9 N M 6.7 N M 13.6 N M 5.8 N M 13.4 N M 27.3 N M 3.5 N M 8.1 N M 16.4 N M Thread Base After Weld Reduction A Reduced Base Stud has a smaller diameter base than any other stud of equal thread diameter. This style of stud is frequently used when the mating part tolerances are very tight and can not accomodate the extra fillet diameter of a Pitch or Full Thread Stud. Because of the extra processing involved, a Reduced Base Stud is typically more expensive than an equivalent Pitch or Full Thread Stud. Also, because the base is reduced in diameter the mechanical properties of the fastener are lower than for the equivalent thread size in either Pitch or Full Thread Studs. 32

33 ARC WELD Studs METRIC M Full Base Mild & Stainless Steels BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm mm mm mm mm mm Example Part No. FBC6-16 FBC8-16 FBC10-25 FBS6-16 FBS8-16 FBS10-25 Min Thread 16mm 16mm 25.4mm 16mm 16mm 25.4mm Max Most sizes are made to order Base 5.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 6.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 7.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 5.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 6.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 7.5 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 6.0mm 9.1 ±.5mm 8.0mm 10.9 ±.5mm 10.0mm 12.2 ±.5mm 6.0mm 9.1 ±.5mm 8.0mm 10.9 ±.5mm 10.0mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Overall Thread Base STANDARD ACCESSORIES CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25F 31F M10F 25F 31F M10F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 467 N 849 N 1,345 N 280 N 509 N 806 N 560 N 996 N 1,557 N 336 N 597 N 934 N 5.6 N M 13.6 N M 26.9 N M 3.4 N M 8.1 N M 16.1 N M 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 32.3 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M 19.4 N M Thread Base After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D A Full Base Stud is manufactured so the base of the stud is the same diameter as the nominal thread diameter. This gives a stud maximum shear capabilities for its diameter. A full base does not offer any increase in tensile since the threads dictate the minimum affected stress area. These studs are frequently used in applications where maximum shear is important and maximum fastener size is limited. Due to required manufacturing processes, a Full Base Stud will be more expensive than equivalent size Pitch and Full Thread Studs. 33

34 M ARC WELD Studs METRIC Tapped Stud Mild & Stainless Steels D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 6mm 8mm 10mm 6mm 8mm 10mm Example Part No. TPC TPC TPC TPS TPS TPS Tap Size 4 mm mm mm mm mm mm Min Body 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm 16mm Max Most sizes are made to order. Max Tap Depth - 6 mm - 6 mm - 6 mm - 6 mm - 6 mm - 6 mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm 9.1 ±.5mm 10.9 ±.5mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Min Yield Tensile Min Yield Shear Overall CM6 CM8 CM10 CM6 CM8 CM10 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25F 31F M10F 25F 31F M10F 971 N 1,727 N 2,698 N 582 N 1,035 N 1,618 N 560 N 996 N 1,557 N 336 N 597 N 934 N Tap Depth STANDARD ACCESSORIES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) Drill Depth Body After Weld Reduction An internally Tapped Stud, or Tapped Pad is a no thread stud which has a blind tap hole. This stud is used when the mating part must be attached with a bolt / threaded projection rather than a nut. This stud can be manufactured in a variety of size / length configurations. Most Tap Pads are made to order. If you are looking for an attachment boss, consider using a Collar Stud and nut combination for a cost / delivery savings. 34

35 ARC WELD Studs METRIC M Shoulder Base Stud Mild & Stainless Steels BODY DIAMETER 6mm 8mm 10mm 6mm 8mm 10mm Example Part No. SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC SBC Thread Pitch 4mm mm mm mm mm mm Min Thread 10mm 12mm 16mm 10mm 12mm 16mm Max Most sizes are made to order Base Min 8.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 10 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 8.0 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 9 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 10 ± 1.5mm 3.1 ±.5mm 6.0mm 9.1 ±.5mm 8.0mm 10.9 ±.5mm 10.0mm 12.2 ±.5mm 6.0mm 9.1 ±.5mm 8.0mm 10.9 ±.5mm 10.0mm 12.2 ±.5mm After Weld Reduction (approx) 2mm 3mm 3mm 2mm 3mm 3mm Chuck Foot Ferrule Thread Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque Base Min Yield Shear Thread Base CM4 CM6 CM8 CM4 CM6 CM8 G25 G31 G37 G25 G31 G37 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 FTS20 25F 31F M10F 25F 31F M10F MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 204 N 467 N 849 N 122 N 280 N 509 N 174 N 399 N 726 N 104 N 239 N 435 N 1.6 N M 5.6 N M 13.6 N M 1.0 N M 3.4 N M 8.1 N M 2.0 N M 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 1.2 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M 560 N 996 N 1,557 N 336 N 597 N 934 N Thread STANDARD ACCESSORIES Base After Weld Reduction D R A W N A R C W E L D S T U D A Shoulder Base Stud provides a boss area for mating parts to seat against. Shoulder Base Studs are made to order. If you are thinking of using a Shoulder Base Stud, consider a Collar Stud. A Collar Stud will provide a similar boss / land area as a Shoulder Base Stud at a cost / delivery time savings. The fundamental difference between a Shoulder Base Stud and a Collar Stud is that the base of a Shoulder Base Stud can handle more shear than the base of a Collar Stud for a given thread size. However, a Collar Stud can be welded to a thinner gage of metal than a Shoulder Base Stud for a given thread size. 35

36 CD WELD Studs C D W E L D S T U D Standard Capacitor Discharge Stud The Capacitor Discharge or CD Stud Welding process is extremely fast. Weld times of.006 seconds can be achieved by using the gap process. Because of the short weld times, no flux or shielding gas is required to achieve good integrity welds. Short weld times are good for welding onto thin sheet metal. Good welds can be achieved on sheet as thin as 0.015" (0.4mm). On thicker gauges, excellent cosmetic results can be achieved with minimal reverse side marking. Such low heat is generated during the short weld times that reverse sides can be pre-painted without damage to the paint. Because of the short weld times, penetration is minimal. There is no porosity or weld contamination, but the penetration is only a few thousands. Therefore, CD welds are excellent on thin gauges and / or in cosmetic applications, but a process with longer weld times should be used for superior integrity. Critical factors impacting CD weld results are weld voltage (set by the operator on the power supply) and ignition tip length (controlled during the manufacturing process by Image Industries). If the weld voltage is not sufficient, there will not be enough heat generated to successfully fuse the stud onto the base material. If the ignition tip, which controls arc length, is not long enough, the weld will not have enough penetration to form a complete bond. A common welding problem with CD Studs is to use a dimple or witness mark to locate stud position. The CD Stud ignition tip fits into the dimple. This effectively shortens the ignition tip length and results in shorter arc lengths which translates into less heat into the weld. The Gap CD Welding Process welds studs faster than the Contact CD Process. Gap weld times can range from seconds to seconds while contact times range from about seconds to seconds. While this time difference is not critical from a production rate standpoint, it is critical when welding non ferrous alloys such as aluminum or brass. Because non ferrous alloys dissipate heat exceptionally well, a slow CD weld can melt and solidify the base metal before the face of the stud has made contact with the base metal. Therefore, the Gap Process, which has faster stud velocities; ensures the stud contacts the base metal before the weld pool has solidified. The downside to Gap CD is that it requires more sophisticated / expensive equipment. 1/4" Mild Steel CD Stud Welded to 1/8" Hot Rolled Plate Cross Sectional View Showing Weld Penetration 36

37 CD WELD Studs CD & CD Gap Welding Process Description Initial Gap CD Stud is positioned against work on the timing or ignition tip, the gun mechanisms are compressed. Initial Gap is set in the welding gun. The gun is positioned over the target. The gun begins to drive the stud into the base metal Contact CD Welding Process The Trigger is pulled, the timing tip vaporizes and an arc is formed. This arc melts the bottom of the stud and top of the base metal. Gap CD Welding Process The gun trigger is pulled and the gun's mechanism accelerates towards the weld site. The gun continues to drive the stud toward the base metal Complete fusion Upon contact with the base metal, the ignition tip vaporizes and an arc is formed. This arc melts the bottom of the stud and top of the base metal. At the end of travel, the power source is completely discharged and the stud has formed a complete bond with the base material. Complete fusion At the end of travel, the power source is completely discharged and the stud has formed a complete bond with the base material. Weld Stud Specifications MATERIAL: Standard Mild Steel Studs (low carbon ) conform to ASTM A307 & ASTM F568. Stainless Steel Studs (302/302 HQ/304) conform to ASTM F593 & F738. Aluminum Studs are manufactured from 5356 alloy. Other materials are available on special order. To discuss your needs and match a process to those needs, or alternate methods for locating CD Studs, consult your Image Sales Representative or the Factory directly. C D W E L D S T U D THREAD: Standard thread is UNC-2A for U.S. threads and 6g for metric threads. This is important when gaging threads during inspection. Different thread specifications can be manufactured on a custom basis. PLATING/COATING: Carbon Steel CD Studs are typically furnished with a copper flash plating for better conductivity and some corrosion resistance. ANNEALING: Upon request, stud ductility can be increased by annealing to 75 Rockwell B for low carbon steel and 90 Rockwell B for stainless steel. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES: All torque, tensile and shear values are calculated values based on a minimum material tensile specification. Typically, the material used exceeds these specifications. The calculated minimums are provided as a reference. All torque and tensile values are calculated based on working limits. These working limits are designed for bolts which are to be reused instead of bolts which are for permanent installation. An additional 25% safety factor has been added to achieve the working level. The tensile and torque values are for tensile loading only. The shear values are for shear loading only. These values will be different for combined tensile and shear stresses. 37

38 CD WELD Studs Mild Steel C D W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH /4-20 5/ /8-16 1/4 CDC11-25 CDC13-25 CDC16-25 CDC19-25 CDC19F-25 CDC /16 CDC11-31 CDC13-31 CDC16-31 CDC19-31 CDC19F-31 CDC /8 CDC11-37 CDC13-37 CDC16-37 CDC19-37 CDC19F-37 CDC /2 CDC11-50 CDC13-50 CDC16-50 CDC19-50 CDC19F-50 CDC25-50 CDC /8 CDC11-62 CDC13-62 CDC16-62 CDC19-62 CDC19F-62 CDC25-62 CDC31-62 CDC /4 CDC11-75 CDC13-75 CDC16-75 CDC19-75 CDC19F-75 CDC25-75 CDC31-75 CDC /8 CDC11-87 CDC13-87 CDC16-87 CDC19-87 CDC19F-87 CDC25-87 CDC31-87 CDC CDC11-1 CDC13-1 CDC16-1 CDC19-1 CDC19F-1 CDC25-1 CDC31-1 CDC /4 CDC CDC CDC CDC CDC19F-125 CDC CDC CDC /2 CDC CDC CDC CDC CDC19F-150 CDC CDC CDC /4 CDC CDC CDC CDC CDC19F-175 CDC CDC CDC CDC11-2 CDC13-2 CDC16-2 CDC19-2 CDC19F-2 CDC25-2 CDC31-2 CDC37-2 Max L Up to 2" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 2" is a custom order. Flange.187 ±.010".218 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".312 ±.010".375 ±.010".500 ±.010" NON-FLANGED CD STUDS ADD 'NF' TO THE END OF ABOVE PART NUMBERS Non-Flange Base Dia..112 ±.010".136 ±.010".163 ±.010".190 ±.010".190 ±.010".250 ±.010".312 ±.010".375 ±.010" Chuck Foot Std Spark Shield Semi-Permanent Shield Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque BANTAM C2 ACCESSORIES C11 C13 C16 C19 C19 C25 C31 C37 FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 194 lb 307 lb 473 lb 592 lb 675 lb 1,074 lb 1,770 lb 2,615 lb 166 lb 262 lb 404 lb 506 lb 577 lb 918 lb 1,513 lb 2,236 lb 4 in lb 8 in lb 16 in lb 22 in lb 26 in lb 4.5 ft lb 9.3 ft lb 16.3 ft lb 5.1 in lb 10.2 in lb 18.6 in lb 27 in lb 30.8 in lb 5.4 ft lb 11.1 ft lb 19.6 ft lb Overall Thread Flange Non Flanged, Flange 38

39 CD WELD Studs Stainless Steel BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH /4-20 5/ /8-16 1/4 CDS11-25 CDS13-25 CDS16-25 CDS19-25 CDS19F-25 CDS /16 CDS11-31 CDS13-31 CDS16-31 CDS19-31 CDS19F-31 CDS /8 CDS11-37 CDS13-37 CDS16-37 CDS19-37 CDS19F-37 CDS /2 CDS11-50 CDS13-50 CDS16-50 CDS19-50 CDS19F-50 CDS25-50 CDS /8 CDS11-62 CDS13-62 CDS16-62 CDS19-62 CDS19F-62 CDS25-62 CDS31-62 CDS /4 CDS11-75 CDS13-75 CDS16-75 CDS19-75 CDS19F-75 CDS25-75 CDS31-75 CDS /8 CDS11-87 CDS13-87 CDS16-87 CDS19-87 CDS19F-87 CDS25-87 CDS31-87 CDS CDS11-1 CDS13-1 CDS16-1 CDS19-1 CDS19F-1 CDS25-1 CDS31-1 CDS /4 CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS19F-125 CDS CDS CDS /2 CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS19F-150 CDS CDS CDS /4 CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS19F-175 CDS CDS CDS CDS11-2 CDS13-2 CDS16-2 CDS19-2 CDS19F-2 CDS25-2 CDS31-2 CDS37-2 Max L Up to 2" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 3" is a custom order. Flange.187 ±.010".218 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".312 ±.010".375 ±.010".500 ±.010" NON-FLANGED CD STUDS ADD 'NF' TO THE END OF ABOVE PART NUMBERS Non-Flange Base Dia..112 ±.010".136 ±.010".163 ±.010".190 ±.010".190 ±.010".250 ±.010".312 ±.010".375 ±.010" Chuck Foot Std Spark Shield Semi-Permanent Shield Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque BANTAM C2 ACCESSORIES C11 C13 C16 C19 C19 C25 C31 C37 FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 117 lb 184 lb 284 lb 355 lb 405 lb 644 lb 1,062 lb 1,569 lb 100 lb 157 lb 242 lb 303 lb 346 lb 551 lb 908 lb 1,341 lb 3.0 in lb 5.0 in lb 9.0 in lb 13.0 in lb 15.0 in lb 2.7 ft lb 5.5 ft lb 9.8 ft lb 3.0 in lb 6.0 in lb 11.0 in lb 16.0 in lb 18.0 in lb 3.3 ft lb 6.7 ft lb 11.8 ft lb C D W E L D S T U D Overall Thread Flange Non Flanged, Flange 39

40 CD WELD Studs Aluminum C D W E L D S T U D BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH /4-20 5/ /4 CDA11-25 CDA13-25 CDA16-25 CDA19-25 CDA19F-25 CDA /16 CDA11-31 CDA13-31 CDA16-31 CDA19-31 CDA19F-31 CDA /8 CDA11-37 CDA13-37 CDA16-37 CDA19-37 CDA19F-37 CDA /2 CDA11-50 CDA13-50 CDA16-50 CDA19-50 CDA19F-50 CDA25-50 CDA /8 CDA11-62 CDA13-62 CDA16-62 CDA19-62 CDA19F-62 CDA25-62 CDA /4 CDA11-75 CDA13-75 CDA16-75 CDA19-75 CDA19F-75 CDA25-75 CDA /8 CDA11-87 CDA13-87 CDA16-87 CDA19-87 CDA19F-87 CDA25-87 CDA CDA11-1 CDA13-1 CDA16-1 CDA19-1 CDA19F-1 CDA25-1 CDA /4 CDA CD CDA CDA CDA19F-125 CDA CDA /2 CDA CDA CDA CDA CDA19F-150 CDA CDA /4 CDA CDA CDA CDA CDA19F-175 CDA CDA CDA11-2 CDA13-2 CDA16-2 CDA19-2 CDA19F-2 CDA25-2 CDA31-2 Max L Up to 2" is considered a stocking size. Beyond 2" is a special order. Flange.187 ±.010".218 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".250 ±.010".312 ±.010".375 ±.010" Chuck Foot Std Spark Shield Semi-Permanent Shield Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque BANTAM C2 ACCESSORIES C11 C13 C16 C19 C19 C25 C31 FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB SS SS SS SS SS SS SS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 97 lb 153 lb 236 lb 296 lb 337 lb 537 lb 885 lb 83 lb 131 lb 202 lb 253 lb 288 lb 459 lb 756 lb 2 in lb 4 in lb 8 in lb 11 in lb 13 in lb 27 in lb 55 in lb 3 in lb 5 in lb 9 in lb 13 in lb 15 in lb 32 in lb 66 in lb Overall Thread Flange Non Flanged, Flange 40

41 CD WELD Studs METRIC M Mild & Stainless Steels BODY DIAMETER & THREAD PITCH Low Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 4mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm CDC4-6 CDS4-6 10mm CDC4-10 CDC5-10 CDC6-10 CDC8-10 CDS4-10 CDS5-10 CDS6-10 CDS mm CDC4-15 CDC5-15 CDC6-15 CDC8-15 CDS4-15 CDS5-15 CDS6-15 CDS mm CDC4-20 CDC5-20 CDC6-20 CDC8-20 CDS4-20 CDS5-20 CDS6-20 CDS mm CDC4-25 CDC5-25 CDC6-25 CDC8-25 CDS4-25 CDS5-25 CDS6-25 CDS mm CDC4-30 CDC5-30 CDC6-30 CDC8-30 CDS4-30 CDS5-30 CDS6-30 CDS mm CDC4-35 CDC5-35 CDC6-35 CDC8-35 CDS4-35 CDS5-35 CDS6-35 CDS mm CDC4-40 CDC5-40 CDC6-40 CDC8-40 CDS4-40 CDS5-40 CDS6-40 CDS mm CDC4-45 CDC5-45 CDC6-45 CDC8-45 CDS4-45 CDS5-45 CDS6-45 CDS mm CDC4-50 CDC5-50 CDC6-50 CDC8-50 CDS4-50 CDS5-50 CDS6-50 CDS8-50 Min 6MM 10MM 10MM 10MM 6MM 10MM 10MM 10MM Max Up to 50mm is considered stock, beyond is a special order 6.35 ± 6.35 ± 7.93 ± 9.53 ± 6.35 ± 6.35 ± 7.93 ± Flange.025mm.025mm.025mm.025mm.025mm.025mm.025mm NON-FLANGED CD STUDS ADD 'NF' TO THE END OF ABOVE PART NUMBERS Non-Flange Base Dia. Chuck Foot Std Spark Shield Semi-Permanent Shield 4.00 ±.025mm 5.00 ±.025mm 6.00 ±.025mm 8.00 ±.025mm BANTAM C2 ACCESSORIES 4.00 ±.025mm 5.00 ±.025mm 6.00 ±.025mm 9.53 ±.025mm 8.00 ±.025mm CM4 CM5 CM6 CM8 CM4 CM5 CM6 CM8 FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB FTMB SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS BSS C D W E L D S T U D Min Working Tensile Min Yield Shear Min Working Torque Min Yield Torque MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (see appendix tables for calculation details particularly when comparing different manufacturers) 204 N 329 N 467 N 849 N 122 N 197 N 280 N 509 N 174 N 281 N 399 N 726 N 104 N 169 N 239 N 435 N 1.6 N M 3.3 N M 5.6 N M 13.6 N M 1.0 N M 2.0 N M 3.4 N M 8.1 N M 2.0 N M 3.9 N M 6.7 N M 16.3 N M 1.2 N M 2.4 N M 4.0 N M 9.8 N M Overall Thread Flange Non Flanged, Flange 41

42 AP WELD Studs A P W E L D S T U D Standard Advanced Process Stud Advanced Process or AP Weld Studs are so named because they can be used with a variety of stud welding processes. These processes include; Drawn Arc, Capacitor Discharge, Short Cycle Drawn Arc, Gas Metal Arc and Short Cycle Gas Metal Arc. Because none of these processes use a flux load like standard Drawn Arc they do not achieve as deep a weld penetration. Also, the weld penetration of these studs varies greatly from one process to another. For instance, using an AP Stud with a Capacitive Discharge Process will only achieve a few thousands penetration; while the same AP Stud using the Gas Metal Arc Process will achieve penetrations approaching that of flux loaded studs. Additionally, various gas mixes will impact spatter and penetration. reductions after welding vary with process selection. Capacitor Discharge length reduction is negligible. Short Cycle & Short Cycle Gas Metal Arc length reduction is approximately 0.04 inches (1mm). Gas Metal Arc is approximately inches (3mm) depending on the shielding gas selected. None of the AP Processes utilize a ceramic shielding ferrule. This is an advantage from a material handling perspective. However, since the weld fillet is not contained, fillet formation is somewhat random and unpredictable. Flange concentricity, controlled in the stud manufacturing process, is one factor which can aid in uniform fillets. Also, these processes are susceptible to a phenomenon known as arc blow. This is a phenomena where the molten pool of metal flows away from the strongest ground location. This can be compensated for with multiple ground points. Overall this style stud is economical and flexible on process selection. With a few caveats it can fullfil the requirements of many applications. 42

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