by Brittany Escamilla | 14 Oct 2026 | Blog Posts
Why Are My Studs Breaking Off? You’ve welded the stud, everything looks good, and then it breaks off. If you’re experiencing stud failures during production or testing, the problem may not be the stud itself. Several factors can affect the strength of a... 
by Brittany Escamilla | 28 Sep 2026 | Blog Posts
The History of Stud Welding: How It All Began Stud welding plays an important role in construction, structural steel, manufacturing, shipbuilding, and many other industries today. But the technology has a fascinating history that dates back to the late 1930s and... 
by Brittany Escamilla | 15 Sep 2026 | Blog Posts
How Poor Grounding Affects Stud Welding Getting the correct voltage, current, stud, and weld settings is only part of producing a reliable stud weld. The welding circuit also requires a solid, low-resistance return path through the workpiece. That is where proper... by Brittany Escamilla | 31 Aug 2026 | Blog Posts
How a Stud Welding Gun Works If you’ve ever watched a stud welding operation, the process can look almost instantaneous. A stud is placed against the workpiece, the operator pulls the trigger, and less than a second later the stud is permanently attached. But a... by Brittany Escamilla | 29 Sep 2025 | Blog Posts
The Torque Testing Device is a non-destructive test method for weld studs with a tip ignition (CD) and short cycle (SC) process. This tool is designed to test the strength and integrity of the welds. How Does the Torque Testing Device Work? A bending torque is applied... 