Stud welding apparatus and process

Electric heating – Metal heating – For bonding with pressure

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219138, 269 8, B23K 920, B23K 928

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042141443

ABSTRACT:
A part of hard, weldable material which has been through drilled and tapped is sealed by stud welding a stud thereover to form a fluid-tight article which is used to facilitate the connecting of other parts. The threads are protected during stud welding by a conductive refractory insert in the tapped through bore thereby preventing molten metal or the like from entering the same. A magnetic jig serves to hold the insert and as an electrical connector of the insert to the part to permit the proper arc to be drawn during stud welding.

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Western Electric Technical Digest, No. 23, Jul., 1971, Magnetic Holding of Nonmagnetic Article; Beltz & Fegley.

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