[Technical Data] Sheet Metal Basics Course, Session 13: Dish Forming Process, Weld Nuts, and Others
Introducing nuts used for welding to plates and methods for welding studs to plates!
For joining sheet metal parts, tapping is often used, but when using screws, a countersink may be made on the mounting side of the part to ensure that the screw head does not protrude from the surface. In addition to tapping, there are methods such as welding nuts and bolts, as well as press-fitting nuts and bolts. This document introduces these joining methods. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Countersinking ■ Weld nuts ■ Stud welding ■ Fasteners (press-fit bolts and press-fit nuts) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The Amada Group is a global manufacturer of metal processing machines that processes "metal sheets" and "metal blocks" to create metal products found in everyday life, as well as developing, manufacturing, selling, and providing services (operational guarantees) for peripheral equipment, molds, cutting tools, and software. The Amada Group consists of 93 companies, including its holding company, Amada Co., Ltd., and focuses on five main businesses: sheet metal, fine welding, cutting, grinding machines, and press automation solutions, operating in over 100 countries. As a global manufacturer of metal processing machines, Amada promotes automation and digital transformation (DX) through total solutions that include not only processing machines but also peripheral equipment, control systems, and software, contributing to the advancement of manufacturing.