FAQ

Welding nut is a kind of nut suitable for welding on the outside of the nut. It is generally made of weldable material and thicker and suitable for welding. Welding is equivalent to turning two separate parts into a whole. After melting the metal at high temperature Mix it together and then cool it down. The alloy will be added in the middle. The internal force is the effect of molecular forces, and the strength is generally greater than that of the parent body.

The experiment of welding parameters depends on the fusion size of the weld, and adjust the welding parameters according to the fusion size until the shortcomings are eliminated. Although the quality of welding is related to pre-welding treatment, dust removal and oil stains.

  The welding nut manufacturing process is based on the material (same or different) of the workpiece to be welded. By heating or pressurizing or both, and with or without filling materials, the material of the workpiece can reach the atomic structure and form a permanent connection. In the process, welding nuts are fasteners with inner ribs and used in conjunction with bolts. A mechanical part with inner ribs and used in conjunction with a screw to transmit motion or power.

The advantages and disadvantages of welding nuts are welded, with relatively large strength, wide range of use, thin and thick, but due to high temperature, the connected parts will be deformed and cannot be disassembled, and some active metals cannot be welded by usual methods, such as aluminum, magnesium, etc. Shielding gas or argon arc welding